§ 00 Issue22 named divisions8 bills

Energy

Energy policy and security

§ 02Bills & votesGrouped by bill

22 Apr 2026Draft Energy Prices Act 2022 (Extension of Time Limit) Regulations 2026Aye = Support extending the government's legal powers to manage and reduce energy costs for households and businesses, including flexibility over how renewable energy policy costs are funded · No = Oppose the extension, raising concerns about transparency and whether the public are being given an honest account of the true cost of government energy policies380 · 7Passed

24 Mar 2026Opposition Day Motion: Oil and GasAye = Support the opposition's position on oil and gas, likely backing continued or expanded North Sea production and opposing Labour's restrictions on new licences · No = Reject the opposition motion, backing the Labour government's approach of limiting new oil and gas licences as part of its clean energy transition110 · 298Defeated

12 Nov 2025Opposition Day: Energy: original words stand partAye = Support keeping the opposition's original energy motion unamended, backing the opposition's framing of energy policy concerns · No = Prefer the government's amended version of the energy motion, replacing the opposition's wording with Labour's own position on energy99 · 334Defeated

11 Jun 2025Draft Contracts for Difference (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 2) Regulations 2025Aye = Support extending Contracts for Difference subsidies to Drax and biomass energy as part of the UK's low-carbon energy strategy · No = Oppose continuing subsidies for Drax/biomass, arguing it is poor value for money and environmentally questionable349 · 176Passed

2 Apr 2025Infrastructure Planning (Onshore Wind and Solar Generation) Order 2025Aye = Support making it easier to approve large onshore wind and solar projects through national planning rules, accelerating renewable energy development · No = Oppose removing local planning oversight for onshore wind and solar projects, citing concerns about community control and landscape impact309 · 102Passed

2 Apr 2025Draft Ecodesign for Energy-Related Products and Energy Information (Amendment) (Northern Ireland) Regulations 2025Aye = Support applying energy efficiency and product labelling regulations to Northern Ireland to reduce environmental impact and help consumers make informed choices · No = Oppose imposing these regulations on Northern Ireland without equivalent consultation, arguing it creates an unfair and discriminatory regulatory process compared to the rest of the UK348 · 14Passed

25 Mar 2025Great British Energy Bill: Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 2Aye = Support the government rejecting the Lords forced labour supply chain amendment, trusting existing procurement rules and the Modern Slavery Act to address the issue without adding new statutory duties to Great British Energy · No = Support the Lords amendment requiring Great British Energy to actively ensure its supply chains are free from forced labour, particularly given concerns about Chinese solar panel manufacturing relying on Uyghur slave labour313 · 200Passed

24 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [Lords] Report Stage: New Clause 1Aye = Support devolving Crown Estate powers in Wales to the Welsh Government, arguing Welsh communities should control and benefit from their own natural resources. · No = Oppose devolving the Crown Estate to Wales at this stage, preferring to keep it as a UK-wide institution or pursue other arrangements.62 · 318Defeated 24 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [Lords] Report Stage: Amendment 4Aye = Support stronger parliamentary scrutiny and accountability over the Crown Estate's expanded borrowing powers · No = Oppose adding further obligations on the Crown Estate beyond those already in the Bill, trusting existing safeguards are sufficient155 · 317Defeated 24 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [Lords] Report Stage: Amendment 2Aye = Support requiring the Crown Estate to formally coordinate with marine planning bodies and consult fishing communities when making decisions about seabed use, ensuring their interests are protected alongside energy development. · No = Oppose adding this specific consultation requirement to the Bill, arguing that existing planning and environmental assessment processes already provide sufficient protection for fishing communities and the marine environment.60 · 317Defeated

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