Missed this last week - it's the best polling I've seen, post election, on the Conservative approach to net zero 👇 We've long known Lab/Lib Dem switchers are very pro, but this breakdown of Reform voters is new. In short, instead of looking at Reform voters as a block,

Buried in this sad story there are three lessons for the UK: 1️⃣ We can secure new jobs in onshore wind - Vestas are looking at refurbishing the factory to focus on onshore wind blades, maintaining 300 workers (it was formally offshore). This is only possible because of the new

Timely report ahead of Govt's Clean Power 2030 response (expected tomorrow) highlighting just how significant the Welsh, Scottish & N Irish Govts are for delivering renewables (look at wind 👇) Cross-Govt collaboration has definitely been increasing, and we need it to continue

Earlier this month, the Prime Minister launched the Government’s Plan for Change, within which is a central mission to ‘make Britain a clean energy superpower’. This confirmed the Government’s commitment to achieve at least 95% low carbon energy generation by 2030, informed by

Have to say, although there's lots to like about the Climate and Nature Bill, I can also see why MPs will be voting against it. Communities are always consulted on new wind farms, we don't need to legislate for that. The issue here is how you demonstrate community support. We

Isn't a bit difficult to claim renewables aren't delivering low cost electricity - whilst at the same time announcing new policies to deter farmers from investing in solar farms, which they're currently doing because they generate low cost electricity...

Nice to end the day with some uplifting news - the UK & India agreeing to work more closely to roll out renewables And lovely that they were joined by UK offshore wind companies like Venterra. He's Ed Miliband & Lizzi Collinge MP visiting a one of their factories in Morecambe last

Step 1: tax energy generators, tax farmers, ban batteries, ban pylons Step 2: ???? Step 3: profit

The net zero economy grew 10% last year📈 so it's now worth over £80bn GVA and supports nearly 1 million jobs would be madness to advocate against net zero when it means growth & energy security according to a NEW report with analysis by CBI Economics: eciu.net/media/press-re…

This morning, Today on BBC Radio 4 had the Energy Secretary, Ed Miliband, on to discuss the costs of energy, among other things. Veteran presenter justin webb made a few dodgy claims. Sky News and Wilfred Frost were at it too. Let's examine 🧐

Many politicians - Tony Blair just the latest - appear more sceptical about public support for net zero agenda than evidence suggests is warranted. Most recent YouGov poll found 61% of UK voters support govt plans on this, with just 24% opposed.  Evidence also suggests Labour

FACTCHECK: Almost all the headlines on Tony Blair / net-zero are *wildly* inaccurate REALITY: 1️⃣Net-zero is *only way* to stop warming 2️⃣Blair calls for tech to "turbocharge our path to net-zero" 3️⃣He categorically *does not* say "net-zero is doomed to fail" 🧵 1/6

It's astounding how people can ignore the fact Government spent £42 billion shielding taxpayers from the skyrocketing price of gas two years ago - the equivalent of all its spending on transport infrastructure this year - and that gas is still driving our high wholesale prices.

The latest Senate draft bill will destroy millions of jobs in America and cause immense strategic harm to our country! Utterly insane and destructive. It gives handouts to industries of the past while severely damaging industries of the future.