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Interministerial Group for Net Zero, Energy and Climate Change

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero leads an inter-ministerial group coordinating net zero, energy, and climate policy across the UK, Scottish, Welsh, and Northern Ireland governments. This forum addresses devolved and reserved matters on climate change, environmental protection, and rural affairs through regular communiqués. The group is active and meeting regularly to align policy across the four nations.


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2026

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2025

8 events

2024

13 events

2023

25 events
26 Jun 2023 | Policy paper Department for Education Department for the Economy (Northern Ireland) Department of Health (Northern Ireland) Scottish Government Welsh Government linked

Communiqués from the Interministerial Group for Education: January 2022 to June 2023

A note of the meetings held by the Interministerial Group for Education.

2022

9 events

2021

15 events
26 Oct 2021 | Committee report linked

Overall, we consider the Ministerial a notable step in making the UK a “force for good” and increasing the Government’s credibility as climate leader. We therefore agree with contributors that delivering on the issues raised at the Ministerial would help the Government build trust and momentum on decisive issues during its presidency.186

Overall, we consider the Ministerial a notable step in making the UK a “force for good” and increasing the Government’s credibility as climate leader. We therefore agree with contributors that delivering on the issues raised at the Ministerial would help …

25 Oct 2021 | Committee report linked

‘Green jobs’ is a cross-cutting issue, requiring action across Government alongside co-ordination with local authorities and the devolved administrations to deliver the Government’s ambitions. Clear lines of responsibility and a mechanism for co- ordination are needed, otherwise green jobs risks being given insufficient priority within departments, constraining the Government’s efforts to develop the green jobs and skills needed in the economy.

‘Green jobs’ is a cross-cutting issue, requiring action across Government alongside co-ordination with local authorities and the devolved administrations to deliver the Government’s ambitions. Clear lines of responsibility and a mechanism for co- ordination are needed, otherwise green jobs risks …

2020

1 event