The party commits to investing in renewable power and home insulation to reduce energy bills and create new jobs in clean energy sectors.

This opposition motion concerns fuel duty (tax on petrol and diesel). While fuel costs relate broadly to energy bills, the promise focuses on renewable power and home insulation investment, not fuel taxation policy. The connection is indirect and the motion's specific proposal is not disclosed.

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This vote extends the emissions trading scheme to maritime activities, reducing shipping emissions. While this supports climate goals, it is distinct from the promise's specific commitments to invest in renewable power and home insulation to reduce energy bills and create clean energy jobs.

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This amendment requires pension schemes to report on climate-related financial risks. While climate-related, it concerns pension fund governance and disclosure rather than direct investment in renewable power or home insulation programmes.

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This amendment would require targets for sustainable aviation fuel production. While sustainable aviation fuel reduces aviation emissions, it is distinct from the promise's focus on renewable power generation and home insulation. Aviation fuel is a niche sector not directly related to the core commitments.

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This reasoned amendment opposed the devolution bill's core approach. Since the bill itself is only tangentially related to the renewable energy and insulation promise, voting Aye on this amendment to reject the bill would also be tangential to the promise.

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The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill devolves powers to local areas in areas such as transport and planning. While devolution could theoretically support local renewable projects, the bill's focus is on governance structure rather than renewable energy investment or home insulation specifically.

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This Liberal Democrat motion concerns sewage pollution in rivers and coastal waters. While environmental in nature, it is unrelated to the promise's specific commitments on renewable power, home insulation, energy bills, and clean energy jobs.

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These regulations set energy efficiency standards for products sold in Northern Ireland, requiring manufacturers to improve efficiency and provide clear energy consumption information. This supports the promise's commitment to reduce energy bills through improved efficiency, though it is less direct than home insulation investment.

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This order streamlines planning rules for onshore wind and solar farms in England, making it faster and easier to build renewable energy projects. Voting Aye directly advances the promise's commitment to invest in renewable power and create clean energy jobs.

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This vote rejects a Lords amendment to the Great British Energy Bill, but the specific content of Lords Amendment 2 is not disclosed. Without knowing what change the Lords proposed, it is impossible to determine whether voting Aye supports or contradicts the renewable investment promise.

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The Planning and Infrastructure Bill aims to reform planning and speed up infrastructure development, but the specific measures are not detailed. Without knowing whether it addresses renewable energy projects or home insulation, the relationship to the promise cannot be clearly established.

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While the energy profits levy targets oil and gas companies, the promise focuses on investing in renewable power and home insulation. The levy itself does not directly advance renewable investment or insulation programmes—it is a tax on fossil fuel profits. The connection depends on whether levy revenue is directed to renewable/insulation spending, which is not specified in the division description.

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This vote determines the timeframe for the energy profits levy on oil and gas companies. While the levy may fund energy support, the division itself does not directly advance renewable investment or home insulation—the core commitments in the promise. The connection is indirect and depends on how levy revenue is allocated.

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This division approves tax relief for oil and gas companies' capital investment, which would reduce their tax burden and potentially encourage further fossil fuel extraction. The promise commits to investing in renewable power, not supporting oil and gas infrastructure. Voting Aye would undermine the clean energy transition the promise aims to achieve.

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Without access to the specific content of Amendment 8, the relationship to the renewable investment and home insulation promise cannot be determined. The amendment was rejected, but its policy intent is not disclosed.

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Without access to the specific content of Amendment 6, the relationship to the renewable investment and home insulation promise cannot be determined. The amendment was rejected, but its policy intent is not disclosed.

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The Great British Energy Bill directly establishes a state-owned company to invest in renewable energy projects (wind farms, clean energy infrastructure) across the UK. This directly advances the promise's commitment to invest in renewable power and create clean, well-paid jobs in the renewable energy sector.

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