The UK government has released the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan to transform the country's energy system by ensuring clean sources produce at least as much power as the UK consumes by 2030. This initiative aligns with the National Energy System Operator's advice and places the government in a central role in steering the transition. The plan outlines a pathway to achieve clean power, including a mix of offshore wind, onshore wind, solar power, and flexible capacity through storage technologies and new infrastructure projects. It also emphasizes the need for additional renewables capacity, especially offshore wind projects, with a focus on accelerating project development. The government's commitment to nuclear technologies involves supporting the delivery of Hinkley Point C and extending the lifespan of existing nuclear power stations. To support renewable energy growth, the government plans to enhance investment support schemes like Contracts for Difference and introduce new initiatives like the Clean Industry Bonus. The Plan also introduces support for long duration energy storage and hydrogen to power technologies, aiming to enable these sectors to participate in the Capacity Market. Overall, the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan sets a comprehensive blueprint for the UK's energy transition towards cleaner and more sustainable power sources.