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Nesil Caliskan's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Nesil Caliskan

• 13 May 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  Finally, the point about cost is important. When we speak to companies that manufacture vehicle charging points, they are clear that the number of installations helps them to reduce the cost per head. This measure will mean that it becomes easier to install at a faster pace, with the hope that the overall cost will be reduced. I support the measure and think it will be a crucial step in this Labour Government’s important mission to reach net zero.

  Full debate: Planning and Infrastructure Bill (Sixth sitting)

• 3 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  Ministers have provided an assurance of their assessment, and they do not believe that will be the case. The Government are taking a rounded approach to energy that, alongside our commitments to GB Energy and to a transfer to more renewable energy, will allow there to be a more mission-led approach. I take the right hon. Member’s point, but the Government have provided assurances that there will be constant monitoring and that if changes are required they will deliver them.

  Full debate: Finance Bill

  I absolutely support the principle of being able to use a mechanism to intervene in a market that is not working, and I think the Government’s approach is right. There is an immediate issue with high pricing, certainly, but the truth is that the Government have to be able to take decisions for the long run. I am conscious that Madam Deputy Speaker might intervene and tell me to focus on the new clauses, but as I said earlier, a long-term approach to ensure that we have a just transition that sees energy stabilised for people across the country on a long-term basis is really important.

  Full debate: Finance Bill

• 22 Jan 2025: Tweet

  The @UKLabour government will make Britain a #CleanEnergySuperpower, delivering energy security and independence. Our energy will be owned by the British people, for the British People. And the Energy Skills Passport will invest £3.7 million so those working in oil and gas can transition into renewable industry. #PoliticsLive #NetZero #CleanEnergy [Source]

• 17 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  Reflecting on the point made by the hon. Member for Broxbourne (Lewis Cocking) about industry using excuses to push back on delivering homes, can the Minister give assurances that in their efforts the Government will push ahead with renewable energy, particularly solar, and do everything they can to ensure that industry and housing companies do not use viability as an excuse not to deliver the many new homes that we need?

  Full debate: New Homes (Solar Generation) Bill