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‘Delusional’ Ed Miliband slammed after ploughing on with Labour’s Net Zero push that will ‘raise bills’

Published on April 20, 2025 at 09:50 PM

ED Miliband was yesterday accused of being “delusional”; after ploughing on with Labour’s Net Zero push.

The Energy Secretary brushed off warnings from Tories, Reform and that his plans will cost and raise .

Ed Miliband leaving 10 Downing Street after a cabinet meeting.
Ed Miliband has been accused of being ‘delusional' after ploughing on with Labour’s Net Zero push

He accused critics of spreading “nonsense and lies”; to derail efforts to hit the UK’s legally-binding 2050 Net Zero target.

Writing in a newspaper he warned scrapping it would lead to “climate breakdown”; and cost Britain clean-energy jobs.

But his comments came days after ministers acted to stop British Steel’s Chinese owners shutting furnaces — a move many blame on the Government’s attitude to heavy industry.

deputy leader Richard Tice told Flying Eze: “Ed Miliband is more delusional than ever.

He cannot bear that and I saved British Steel and some 3,000 jobs by forcing the Government to take back control of a strategic British asset.

“Instead of criticising us, he should be thanking us for our common sense.”;

Acting Shadow Energy Secretary Andrew Bowie fumed: “Labour’s obsession with Net Zero at any cost is pushing up bills, risking blackouts, decimating the oil and gas industry and making Britain more and more reliant on . The steel crisis is entirely of Labour’s own making.”;

The GMB and Unite unions warned Labour’s rapid green shift is endangering thousands of well-paid jobs. They want Sir to reverse a ban on new oil and gas drilling.

Reform leader has pledged to bring back domestic fossil fuel production, and officials in Whitehall have reportedly held “tentative conversations”; about a rethink.

A Government spokesman insisted the ban still stands.

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