Following the UK's General Election, Labour under Sir Keir Starmer is set to implement its energy proposals, emphasizing a strategic reserve of gas power stations and job creation through the Green Prosperity Plan. Labour's aim is to invest in industries of the future, reduce energy bills, and transition responsibly in the North Sea. The party plans to allocate significant funds to low-carbon industries and improve energy integration over the next decade. While praised for its potential to advance green energy, questions remain on financing without tax hikes. Experts foresee the new government facing challenges in balancing energy promises with budget limitations. Despite not granting new production licenses, Labour intends to maintain existing operations in the North Sea while prioritizing a shift towards cleaner energy sources like hydrogen and renewables.