William Hazell, sector lead for carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) and hydrogen at Ramboll, emphasizes the importance of a clear plan for the UK's energy transition in 2025. The Labour Government aims to drive clean energy delivery by investing in green hydrogen projects and carbon capture and storage clusters. While progress has been made, there is a need for continued government support and coordination to stimulate project development and maintain investor confidence. The UK's aspiration to become a 'clean energy superpower' relies on comprehensive strategies and financial support mechanisms to ensure success. Initiatives like the Clean Power 2030 Advisory Commission and GB Energy's investment in non-fossil fuel infrastructure demonstrate positive momentum. However, the government must provide long-term clarity and commitments to avoid being left behind by other countries with similar ambitions. Ultimately, 2025 will be crucial for sustaining the positive momentum gained in 2024 and advancing towards a sustainable energy future.