A recent poll conducted by YouGov for the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit revealed that a vast majority of UK Members of Parliament (MPs) support the target of achieving net zero emissions by 2050. This support has significantly increased from the previous parliament, indicating a positive shift towards environmental goals. However, the poll also uncovered misconceptions among MPs regarding technologies crucial for reaching this target. While a portion of MPs acknowledged the potential of hydrogen in home heating, concerns were raised about the affordability and practicality of green hydrogen for residential use. Similarly, misunderstandings existed around electric vehicles, with some MPs overestimating the ownership costs and underestimating the UK's grid capacity to handle EV demand. Despite these misconceptions, MPs recognize the economic opportunities associated with the transition to net zero and the importance of aligning policies with public expectations. The improved discourse in parliament on climate targets and clean technologies reflects a growing awareness and commitment to sustainability. The increasing support for the net zero target, especially post-election, signifies a positive momentum towards a greener future in the UK.