Steve Race MP: Climate Timeline
Steve Race is the Labour MP for Exeter.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Steve Race could have voted.
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Steve Race's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Steve Race in the last 90 days
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30 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
The south-west is home to an incredibly important economy based on defence, food security, space, maritime, and, in Exeter, life sciences and climate tech and research. We are also home to huge green energy potential, utilising floating offshore wind. However, we currently need investment in our port facilities so that the new green jobs will be based in the south-west, not in France or elsewhere. Will the Minister meet me, along with colleagues and the sector, to discuss to the future of green energy generation in the south-west?
Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions
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11 Dec 2024: Parliamentary Speech
At the heart of our dynamic economy lies the University of Exeter, which is world-leading in life sciences, material sciences, climate sciences, marine sciences and engineering. Exeter college is the best in the country and attracts students from across the region due to its excellent mix of academic and apprenticeship courses. The Met Office is world-renowned for its climate science and space weather work, and its oceanographic mapping is vital for many businesses. In addition, according to the ScaleUp Institute, Exeter is a growing start-up and scale-up ecosystem in climate tech, health and manufacturing. In short, Exeter’s economy is thriving in sectors that are important for the future of the UK economy.
Research commissioned by the Rail Delivery Group shows that the rail industry generated £1.1 billion in economic, environmental and social benefits to the south-west over the previous year, and that rail customers contributed £2.7 billion through spending in local communities. If we secure 40% rail growth by 2035 by delivering improvements to our network, that could bring an additional £700 million in benefits to the south-west. Greenhouse gas emissions locally would decrease by 1,200 tonnes; congestion, which blights my city, would be reduced by 8 million hours; and 72 road traffic accidents would be prevented.
Full debate: Rail Services: Devon
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13 Nov 2024: Tweet
Yesterday I asked a question at @energygovuk questions in Parliament about #COP29, and the fact that the UK is providing global leadership once again on #climate action. Thanks to @KerryMP for the answer. Also managed to bang the drum for #Exeter and our own expertise of course! https://x.com/steve_race/status/1856719554212208941/video/1 [Source] -
12 Nov 2024: Parliamentary Speech
T5. I am proud that Exeter is already a global leader in climate research. Does the Minister agree that this Government’s mission on clean power will deliver lower bills, energy security and allow this country to enter COP29 as a world leader when it comes to climate action? ( 901243 )
Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions
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11 Nov 2024: Tweet
RT @Ed_Miliband: This Government believes that climate security is national security. That will be our message at COP29 in Baku ???? https://… [Source] -
11 Nov 2024: Tweet
Great to see you today! Lots of potential for #Exeter and the whole of the #Southwest in the renewable energy revolution. https://twitter.com/kerryhayes_/status/1856060614960951478 [Source]