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Speeches by Heylings.

Every Hansard contribution by Pippa Heylings this parliament, most recent first. Back to the MP page for the headline figures and analysed positions.

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7 Oct 2024Warm Homes Plan

Keeping vulnerable people warm and lowering their energy bills is, I am sure, something we can all agree on across the House. Insulating homes is a key part of that puzzle. We welcome the news that we will see the warm homes plan in spring. However, does the Minister agree that ahead of this winter we need an emergency

housingenergycost-of-living
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7 Oct 2024Grid Capacity

As we have heard from my hon. Friend the Member for Wells and Mendip Hills (Tessa Munt), the lack of national grid capacity is holding back the UK’s push towards renewable energy. There are numerous examples of projects that have been delayed because they are waiting to be connected to the national grid, or because con

energyenvironmentutilities
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7 Oct 2024Great British Energy Bill (Second sitting)

Q You talked about the objects within the scope of the law, about facilitating and encouraging, and about frontier innovation in technology and energy generation, but you also talked about de-risking. You did not mention onshore wind, so I am wondering whether that would lead also to onshore wind. There are also tidal

energyeconomy-jobsenvironment
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7 Oct 2024Great British Energy Bill (Second sitting)

Q We have heard how, working together with the Crown Estate, we could be accelerating GB Energy’s investments, particularly through accelerating the consenting process. It was reassuring to hear you say that there are multiple values and that you have a multiple delivery group, with environmental values being part of t

energyeconomy-jobsenvironment
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7 Oct 2024Great British Energy Bill (Second sitting)

Q Given your history as a civil servant and in government over the last years, one of the issues around governance under clause 5 was the level of scope and power given to the Secretary of State, without a review, being able to review, reverse or replace the statement. Given that in the past we have had the rolling bac

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7 Oct 2024Great British Energy Bill (Second sitting)

Q I would like to understand whether you see this as the missing limb in clause 3, on the objects. I heard you mention in the Chamber that the fifth objective of GB Energy is community energy, so we are missing the fifth objective in clause 3 around community energy. We heard from all the witnesses about how crucial th

energyeconomy-jobsenvironment
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6 Oct 2024Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage

I thank the Secretary of State for his statement. The Liberal Democrats are committed to supporting British industries in cutting carbon emissions and getting the country back on track towards meeting our climate targets. It cannot be emphasised enough how significant it is that this announcement comes at the same time

energyeconomy-jobsenvironment
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9 Sept 2024COP29: UK Priorities

The hon. Member talked about peace and working together with international stakeholders. I would like to add to the calls on the Government for a special climate envoy nominated for our country, because all the things that are being said here today require diplomacy, negotiation and preparation before any climate summi

environmentenergylocal-government
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2 Sept 2024Healthcare Provision: East of England

In my constituency of South Cambridgeshire, we are witnessing the tragic consequences of an outdated funding formula. It is entrenching deep inequality across the region and the country, but it is particularly deep in Cambridgeshire, which is the most impacted of all 42 healthcare systems in the country. We receive the

healthsocial-carelocal-government
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25 Jul 2024 Making Britain a Clean Energy Superpower

Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, and congratulations on your new role. I also congratulate the hon. Member for East Thanet (Ms Billington), with whom I worked before we both came to this Chamber, through UK100 and elsewhere, on local climate action, which I will speak much about today. I also congratulate the Minister

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