Greg Clark

Member of Parliament for Tunbridge Wells

Shadow Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change

Tel: 0207 219 6977 / House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Email: clarkg@parliament.uk

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Greg entered the Shadow Cabinet in October 2008, having previously been Shadow Minister for Charities, Social Enterprise and Volunteering.

Born in Middlesbrough in 1967, Greg attended the local St Peter's Comprehensive, South Bank. He went on to study Economics at Cambridge University and was awarded his PhD at the London School of Economics.

Before entering politics, Greg worked for the Boston Consulting Group, one of the world's top business strategy firms, and was posted to the USA, Mexico, South America and Iceland, as well as working for clients in the UK.

Greg was Special Advisor to the Secretary of State for Trade & Industry - the Rt Hon Ian Lang MP - from 1996 until the General Election in 1997. Subsequently, he was appointed the BBC's Controller, Commercial Policy.

Before becoming an MP, Greg was Director of Policy for the Conservative Party from March 2001 for three successive Leaders - William Hague, Iain Duncan Smith and Michael Howard - before being elected to Parliament in 2005.

POSITIONS HELD:

  • MP for Tunbridge Wells, May 2005-
  • Member of Public Accounts Committee, 2005-2006
  • Shadow Minister for Charities, Social Enterprise and Volunteering, 2006-2008
  • Shadow Minister for Teesside, 2006-
  • Shadow Secretary of State for Energy & Climate Change, 2008-

Clark welcomes global climate deal manifesto

Friday, June 26 Greg Clark stresses the UK has a vital role to play at the upcoming Climate Change Conference.

Clark calls for quicker roll-out of smart meters

Monday, May 11 The Shadow Energy and Climate Change Secretary says the Government's timetable is "frustratingly slow"

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Jeremy Hunt and Greg Clark: A year of reckoning

Thursday, January 8 Gordon Brown's response to the slump has vindicated the Conservatives claim to be the progressive party. Written for the Guardian.

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Joining the Shadow Cabinet

Greg Clark MP, Monday, October 6 

Greg Clark describes his feelings at being made Shadow Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change

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Laying the path to a greener future

George Osborne and Greg Clark launch a series of policies to "kick-start a green recovery" built on new technologies built and developed in Britain.

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