The National Energy System Operator (NESO) in the United Kingdom has released its Clean Power 2030 (CP30) report, commissioned to analyze how the UK can reach its 2030 clean power goals. The report envisions two main pathways to achieve this, with offshore wind playing a crucial role alongside increased onshore wind and solar capacity. Challenges include the need for more network investment and flexibility in supply and demand. NESO also launched consultations on grid connections reform, introducing new criteria and a financial instrument to streamline project prioritization and reduce speculative projects in the queue. These developments will guide the UK government's clean power action plan and support the country's transition to net zero emissions.