The UK's new Labour government, under Chancellor Rachel Reeves, revealed the 'Fixing the Foundations to Deliver Change' Budget post the General Election. The budget outlines an impressive £14.1bn settlement for the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. It introduces a 10-Year Infrastructure Strategy, emphasizing extensions to capital budgets and funding for Great British Energy. The National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA) will consolidate infrastructure efforts. Notably, renewable energy receives substantial support, with plans to quadruple offshore wind capacity, double onshore wind, and triple solar energy by 2030. The document also addresses the fossil fuels sector's transition, emphasizing a 'strategic reserve' for gas power stations, stringent regulations, and increased taxation. Nuclear energy gets a boost with funding for Sizewell C and Small Modular Reactor developments. Grid reinforcement efforts align with the Labour Party's manifesto, focusing on robust grid connections. Additionally, the budget highlights prior approval for hydrogen projects, supporting the country's energy transition towards cleaner sources and aligning with green energy goals.