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Jess Brown-Fuller's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Jess Brown-Fuller

• 3 Feb 2026: Parliamentary Speech

  My hon. Friend has shown me the photos of what has happened in her constituency, and I share her distress that a main road—an A road—has literally fallen into the sea. Our constituencies share the fact that we are low-lying coastal plains at the forefront of climate change. As we see more storm events, we are seeing the damage in our communities.

  Full debate: Transport in the South-East

• 15 Jul 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  13. What assessment he has made of the adequacy of mechanisms to encourage private sector investment in renewable energy sources.

  Full debate: Renewable Energy: Private Sector Investment

  Private sector investment via community energy schemes is a popular way of engaging people to get behind renewable energy projects in their area. A great example is Meadow Blue Community Energy in my constituency of Chichester, which puts money back into the community with a grant scheme and is now funding solar panels on local school roofs. Does the Secretary of State agree that community energy projects would attract more private sector investment if grid access costs were reduced and the delivery of local supply was made easier?

  Full debate: Renewable Energy: Private Sector Investment

• 13 May 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  The situation has been worsened by historical planning failures. The previous administration at Chichester district council allowed the local plan to expire, which left developers to ride roughshod over areas such as the Manhood peninsula, a fragile, low-lying coastal region that is increasingly vulnerable to extreme flooding. Climate change is exacerbating the already serious flood and erosion risks on the English coast. In 2018, the Climate Change Committee said:

  “the current approach to coastal management in England is unsustainable in the face of climate change.”

  Full debate: Flooding: Planning and Developer Responsibilities

• 18 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  Will the Secretary of State join me in congratulating the six students from Bourne community college who came to Westminster yesterday to present their report on the future of hydrogen storage as a net zero approach to aviation? Does he agree that students engaging with science, technology, engineering and mathematics are excited about the potential of clean power and carbon capture, and that proper funding for STEM in our schools will provide us with the next generation of scientists and engineers who can help us to achieve these goals?

  Full debate: Carbon Capture and Storage

• 12 Nov 2024: Parliamentary Speech

  For the UK to be an international leader on climate change we need to bring the business community with us. The Summer Berry Company in my constituency recently invested £8 million in ensuring it is carbon neutral, but it was then quoted a further £3 million to be able to feed its excess energy into the grid. What is the Minister doing to make additional grid connections affordable and accessible for green businesses?

  Full debate: Climate Change: International Leadership