The UK is making significant strides in its energy transition towards net zero, with various government initiatives and partnerships driving clean energy growth. The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has initiated a call for evidence to reshape the Capacity Market, emphasizing the importance of flexibility, supply security, and decarbonisation of gas in achieving a decarbonised grid by 2030. The UK and Scottish governments are set to sign an agreement to boost clean energy investment in Scotland, supporting initiatives through the state-owned energy company Great British Energy. Additionally, efforts are underway to facilitate the transition of oil and gas workers to renewable energy careers through a 'skills passport' initiative. The Climate Change Agreement tax incentive scheme has been extended, providing long-term support for energy-intensive industries to reduce emissions and enhance energy efficiency. This extension offers businesses certainty to plan and invest in decarbonisation projects, contributing to the UK's emissions reduction targets. The appointment of industry and academic experts to the Clean Power 2030 Advisory Commission reflects the government's commitment to accelerating the transition to clean power. The commission will play a vital role in developing the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan to decarbonise the electricity grid, bolster energy security, and protect consumers from volatile gas prices.