Labour in the United Kingdom is advocating for a clean energy revolution to address the climate crisis, enhance energy security, and boost economic growth. The party criticizes the Conservatives for their lack of initiatives in the clean energy sector and the adverse effects of their policies on energy prices and security. Labour's plan involves the establishment of Great British Energy to ensure lower bills and reduce dependence on fossil fuels from unstable regions like Russia. They aim to generate 650,000 new jobs and improve home insulation to combat fuel poverty. Additionally, Labour plans to invest in renewable energy sources such as onshore and offshore wind, solar power, hydrogen, and carbon capture technologies to achieve a zero-carbon electricity system by 2030. The party also pledges to prioritize nuclear power, including extending the lifetime of existing plants and constructing new ones like Hinkley Point C. Labour aims to transform the energy sector while ensuring job security for workers in regions like the North Sea, recognizing the importance of a phased transition and harnessing the skills of the offshore workforce. By implementing these strategies, Labour envisions Britain as a clean energy superpower that leads in clean energy innovation and job creation.