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PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Edward Davey
Partial Answer

If Trump's war pushes up energy bills by £500, the Chancellor's very narrow plans simply will not cut it. While I do not fall for the crocodile tears of the leader of the Conservatives, who cheered on...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Kemi Badenoch
Partial Answer

The Prime Minister says that bills are coming down; they are higher than they were when he came into office. He talks about what the Government are doing to help with energy bills. Families and busine...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Kemi Badenoch
Partial Answer

Stopping all new drilling in the North sea was a reckless promise when he made it before the election; in the middle of a global energy crisis, it is catastrophic. Experts are predicting a £300 rise i...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Kemi Badenoch
Partial Answer

I am going to let the Prime Minister in on a secret: he is the Prime Minister, and he can change the legislation. Hiding behind the Energy Secretary is pathetic. Under the Prime Minister's Labour Gove...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Kemi Badenoch
Partial Answer

The Prime Minister is hiding behind so many people. He is the Prime Minister; he can make this decision today. He is so weak that he is the first person to be pushed around by the Energy Secretary. Le...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Kemi Badenoch
Partial Answer

We can have renewables and oil and gas. The Prime Minister says it is a matter for the Secretary of State—I thought that he was the Prime Minister. He loves to hide behind legal process every single t...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-25

2026-03-25 Kemi Badenoch
Partial Answer

I asked the Prime Minister six questions last week and he did not answer a single one. He has a duty to this House to answer the question. Let us see if he can do better this week. I will start with a...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-18

2026-03-18 Nigel Farage
Partial Answer

With Norway opening 49 new drill sites and a potential two-day reserve of natural gas, should we not follow their example by reducing taxation on exploration companies to boost domestic production, em...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-18

2026-03-18 Marie Tidball
Partial Answer

My constituent Caroline from Grenoside told me that since December the cost of her heating oil has nearly tripled, from £257 to £700. Local farmers I met last week also raised their concerns that the ...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-03-11

2026-03-11 Kirsty Blackman
Partial Answer

Westminster's tax policy is holding back investment and affecting jobs in the oil and gas sector in Scotland. The Chancellor has committed to change. Will the Prime Minister confirm when the oil and g...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

Recent Ministerial Questions

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Energy Bills Scotland 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Graeme Downie (Dunfermline and Dollar) (Labour)
Direct Answer

Will the Minister ensure publication of an analysis assessing Scotland's full potential for nuclear power? This would highlight missed opportunities due to the SNP's stance on nuclear and its impact o...

Answered by: Martin McCluskey

Energy Bills Scotland 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Stephen Gethins (Arbroath and Broughty Ferry) (Scottish National Party)
Direct Answer

Would Scotland be better off with its own energy resources given the current high prices? Labour promised lower bills but failed to deliver. Would independence offer a more resilient and affordable en...

Answered by: Martin McCluskey

Energy Bills Scotland 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Stephen Gethins (Arbroath and Broughty Ferry) (Scottish National Party)
Direct Answer

What steps are the Department taking to support communities in Scotland with high energy costs? Bills remain among Europe's highest despite UK Government benefits from Scottish energy revenues. Labour...

Answered by: Martin McCluskey

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Jayne Kirkham (Truro and Falmouth) (Labour/Co-operative)
Direct Answer

I thank the Minister for his focus on securing UK private investment in critical minerals—it is fantastic to see. I know the Secretary of State agrees that Cornwall is vital for future UK energy secur...

Answered by: Ed Miliband

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Tristan Osborne (Chatham and Aylesford) (Labour)
Direct Answer

Medway Maritime hospital in my constituency is benefiting from a £25.9 million investment to introduce heat pumps and other measures. Does the Minister agree that we could invest in public sector prov...

Answered by: Ed Miliband

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Harriet Cross (Gordon and Buchan) (Conservative)
Partial Answer

We keep hearing the argument that it will take five to 10 years for new oil and gas to flow, and that therefore there is not point to starting new drilling, but the operators of Jackdaw and Rosebank s...

Answered by: Michael Shanks

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Mohammad Yasin (Bedford) (Labour)
Partial Answer

For as long as the UK depends on oil and gas, global conflicts will continue to drive price hikes for my constituents in Bedford and Kempston, who face soaring bills when the price cap ends in June. D...

Answered by: Ed Miliband

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Leigh Ingham (Stafford) (Labour)
Partial Answer

The Minister knows that Stafford residents support the installation of solar panels on all new car parks and industrial buildings, similar to practices in Europe and France. Does he agree this would r...

Answered by: Michael Shanks

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Martin Rhodes (Glasgow North) (Labour)
Partial Answer

Individuals suffering from terminal illnesses often incur extra energy costs related to their health needs. What measures is the Department implementing to assist those who are terminally ill and faci...

Answered by: Martin McCluskey

Topical Questions 2026-03-24

2026-03-24 Helen Morgan (North Shropshire) (Liberal Democrat)
Partial Answer

In North Shropshire, around 15,000 households use off-grid heating solutions such as heating oil or LPG. These individuals suffer disproportionately from petrol pump increases due to a lack of alterna...

Answered by: Martin McCluskey

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