Delivering Labour’s key ‘mission’ of achieving clean power by 2030
By: Dan Meredith,
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25/11/2024
Updated 04/04/2025 - Net Zero, Featured Videos, Policy
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Now that the Labour government has had time to get its feet under the table, policy expert Dan Meredith takes a look at who’s doing what – and how – when it comes to delivering Labour’s key ‘mission’ of achieving clean power by 2030.
In this clear and concise video, Dan explains why cross-departmental collaboration is an important focus, as well as appointing industry specialists to champion progress and innovation. He also answers some of the most burning questions from large energy consumers.
In less than 30 minutes Dan covers:
- 00:00 - Introduction
- 00:50 - General Election update
- 02:54 - The key roles in the Labour cabinet
- 04:09 - The key roles in the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero
- 06:59 - Other policy decision makers for the planning system
- 08:39 - Opposition and Committee
- 10:25 - Labour's mission for a better Britain
- 13:07 - Labour's 'Clean Energy Superpower' mission
- 14:58 - Great British Energy: what is it?
- 16:35 - Great British Energy: five key features
- 18:02 - What changes have Labour been looking to make in their first 12 weeks in power?
- 20:24 - Frequently asked questions about Labour's plans
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