The Autumn Budget 2024 in the UK emphasized significant investments and policy changes aimed at transforming the country into a clean energy superpower. The budget included allocations to boost the clean energy industry, with funding for initiatives like carbon capture projects, green hydrogen production contracts, and industrial energy transformation. Measures were also introduced to support heat decarbonization and energy efficiency in households. Oil and gas companies faced higher taxes through the energy profits levy increase, with a focus on incentivizing decarbonization efforts in the industry. Support for electric vehicles was highlighted, including incentives, funding for EV charging infrastructure, and extensions on green first year allowances for businesses. Additionally, the budget addressed international carbon leakage through the introduction of the carbon border adjustment mechanism, targeting high-emissions industries to reduce global emissions and support domestic industry. These measures align with the UK's goal of achieving net zero targets and positioning itself as a leader in clean energy and carbon reduction efforts.