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Neil O'Brien's Tweets Related to Climate

We've found 25 Climate-Related Tweets by Neil O'Brien.

• 17 Jan 2026 @CptHastings1916 Hmmm - everyone said there would be a great outcry about leaving ECHR, binning net zero and Climate Change Act, but there hasn't been a peep - so I think this is wrong. [Source]
• 10 Oct 2025 RT @MPIainDS: Miliband refuses to publish details of green energy deal with China. Calls for full disclosure of net zero tie-up amid concer… [Source]
• 29 Jul 2025 RT @ClaireCoutinho: Labour’s decision to surrender control to the EU Carbon Tax scheme increased OUR carbon prices by 50%. This decision a… [Source]
• 24 Apr 2025 People who claim net zero will make prices "cheaper" should be asked why the opposite has happened https://x.com/NeilDotObrien/status/1915351899945030118/photo/1 https://twitter.com/DaleVince/status/1915308578690290025 [Source]
• 25 Feb 2025 RT @Artemisfornow: ???? ENERGY - Here’s Ed telling a nation his Net Zero strategy would bring down energy prices. Today under Labour they hav… [Source]
• 23 Feb 2025 RT @rcolvile: On Wednesday, the Climate Change Committee will publish a document far more important than any Budget or industrial strategy… [Source]
• 18 Dec 2024 RT @ClaireCoutinho: Oh dear. Either Labour is pursuing the highest carbon tax in the world which would kill British industry. Or they're… [Source]
• 04 Dec 2024 RT @stianwestlake: Characteristically provocative piece by Dieter Helm questioning UK Net Zero strategy. Includes this passage on whether… [Source]
• 19 Nov 2024 I met with local farmers this morning. They're concerned not just about family farms being broken up by inheritance tax, but also other Budget measures including the hefty Carbon Tax on fertiliser - which their competitors in other countries won't have to pay. https://x.com/NeilDotObrien/status/1858883795820118379/photo/1 [Source]
• 19 Nov 2024 I met with worried several generations of local farmers this morning. They're concerned not just about family farms being broken up by inheritance tax, but also other Budget measures including the hefty Carbon Tax on fertiliser, which their competitors in other countries won't have to pay. [Source]
• 30 Oct 2024 People investing their own money = better for growth than Reeves "investing" Of £24.5bn capital spend increase 23/24-25/25: +£7bn on net zero schemes (mainly carbon capture) -£300m CUT to transport +£500m more capital in aid spend +£600m DEFRA (big thing=peatland resoration) https://x.com/NeilDotObrien/status/1851679519565885637/photo/1 [Source]
• 30 Oct 2024 People investing their own money is better for growth than Reeves "investing" Of capital spending increase 23/24-25/25: +£7 billion on net zero schemes (mainly carbon capture) -£300m CUT to transport +500m more capital in overseas aid +600m DEFRA (big thing=peatland resoration) [Source]
• 21 Oct 2024 If Ed Miliband does ever produce a costing of his Net Zero Grid by 2030 plan, we'll need to check against the reality on the ground - which is proving more expensive than assumed. https://twitter.com/aDissentient/status/1846488014203048063 [Source]
• 21 Oct 2024 If Ed Miliband does ever produce a costing of his Net Zero Grid by 2030 plan, we'll need to check agains the reality on the ground - which is proving more expensive than assumed. https://twitter.com/aDissentient/status/1846488014203048063 [Source]
• 18 Oct 2024 As a political wheeze to try and legitimise a massive debt-fuelled splurge they are going to set up an "Office for Value for Money". Yet Ed Miliband won't even publish a costing of his mad plan for a Net Zero grid by 2030. Irony is on life support. https://twitter.com/faisalislam/status/1847176855029244324 [Source]
• 13 Oct 2024 This week I asked Ed Miliband if he would publish a costing of his plans for a net zero grid (a costing was commisioned by @ClaireCoutinho). He said work on the costing was "ongoing" and made no commitment to publish it. https://x.com/NeilDotObrien/status/1845383454839447577/video/1 [Source]
• 13 Oct 2024 Superb longread on energy policy by @Jonathan__Leake and @mattotele. Quotes industry sources saying like extension for reactors will not be significant, making Ed Miliband dash for net zero grid by 2030 even more expensive. ???? https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/10/13/why-age-of-energy-rationing-is-looming-for-britain/ https://x.com/NeilDotObrien/status/1845382149232292244/photo/1 [Source]
• 11 Oct 2024 And there are a variety of environmental reasons why you might think a net zero-obsessed government would want to do more in our cities: energy use and emissions are lower in cities because of denser housing (which use less heat) and lower usage of car transport. [Source]
• 04 Oct 2024 We have loaded up our economy with many different demands. We want to spend on being a world leader in aid & defence & public services & to cut the cost of living. The demand to also be a world leader in paying to decarbonise is just one of many competing demands on our economy. [Source]
• 04 Oct 2024 Instead, we could have been & still could be more like France. If we build a big slug of nuclear that is likely to be a cheaper and less risky way to decarbonise than creating a grid that is incredibly dependent on intermittent wind and as-yet-non-existent storage technologies. [Source]
• 04 Oct 2024 The dash for a net zero grid by 2020 will mean the (already high) costs of energy in the UK will go even higher, as we have to start paying for VERY expensive storage, on top of the cost of rapid renewable rollout. [Source]
• 23 Feb 2024 RT @ahawksbee: This is a national crisis, as worthy of political attention as climate change or the risks from AI. We have to stop treati… [Source]
• 19 Jan 2024 RT @t848m0: We probably should intervene but it’s entirely pointless if we continue with the same high cost energy policy and carbon taxati… [Source]
• 08 Jan 2024 RT @FredSimonEU: French gvt just tabled a new law that basically scraps renewable energy targets in France and reinstates nuclear as the ma… [Source]
• 21 Sep 2023 RT @RishiSunak: This important thread shows we’re so far ahead of every other country in the world on Net Zero. So how can it be right tha… [Source]