On 5 November 2024, the UK's National Energy System Operator (NESO) released its analysis on achieving the Clean Power 2030 (CP2030) goal, emphasizing the need for clean energy sources to surpass Great Britain's energy consumption by 2030. The CP2030 initiative envisions a reduction in gas-powered generation and a transition to renewables, nuclear, and hydrogen produced from low-carbon methods. NESO's proposed pathways include substantial growth in renewables, grid-connected battery storage, and expansions in wind and solar capacity. The report highlights the importance of collaboration between the energy industry, government, and Ofgem to develop a clean power system. NESO's grid connection reform proposals shift towards prioritizing projects ready to proceed and aligned with the CP2030 objectives, aiming to ensure the deployment of the right technology in the right location at the right time. The Methodologies introduced by NESO focus on Gate 2 Criteria, Connections Network Design, and Project Designation to facilitate the identification and prioritization of projects essential for the CP2030 goal.