Tom Hayes MP: Climate Timeline
Tom Hayes is the Labour MP for Bournemouth East.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Tom Hayes could have voted.
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Tom Hayes's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Tom Hayes in the last 90 days
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17 Dec 2024: Parliamentary Speech
I recently visited the zero-emission boiler manufacturer Tepeo in Wokingham. Its owners were thrilled by the Government’s decision that heat batteries can qualify for the warm homes social housing fund wave 3, but expressed concern about whether they could scale up without the same subsidy support and VAT relief as heat pumps. Will the Minister meet me, and representatives of Thermal Storage UK, to discuss how we can support heat batteries, so that households can become more resilient?
Full debate: Topical Questions
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3 Dec 2024: Parliamentary Speech
We need to achieve clean energy not just to create the jobs of the future but to ensure that our country is no longer exposed to the whims of fossil fuel dictators. The last Government ducked and dithered and delayed some difficult decisions on critical minerals, which has left us in this difficult place. Every time they ducked and delayed, they denied our country the clean energy infrastructure we needed. The Climate Change Committee report, published two weeks after the Labour Government came into office, laid bare the true reality, and said that
The Climate Change Committee’s assessment was that only a third of the emissions reductions required are currently covered by credible plans.
I welcome this debate in bringing to the fore critical minerals and the contribution that Cornwall can make to our clean energy revolution. The faster we go, the more we will be able to secure and create jobs and tackle our climate crisis. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Camborne and Redruth for calling this debate, and I thank all Members for contributing. Together this House will have the solutions we need so that we can all be in a better place.
Full debate: Critical Minerals: Domestic Production