Following the UK general election where the Labour Party secured a significant majority, the new government led by Prime Minister Ed Miliband is set to revolutionize the country's climate change policies. The government's key focus is on achieving zero carbon electricity by 2030 and accelerating the journey to net zero. To support this, Great British Energy (GB Energy), a state-owned green energy company, will be established to drive investments in technologies like hydrogen, wind, tidal, solar, and nuclear power. The government has lifted bans on onshore wind development to double onshore wind energy by 2030. Additionally, there will be no new licenses for oil, gas, coal, or fracking, with emphasis on transitioning to clean energy. 'Mission Control,' headed by Ed Miliband and Chris Stark, will work on unblocking obstacles and supporting green energy projects. The Labour Party also aims to make the UK the green finance capital, requiring financial institutions to align with the Paris Agreement. Furthermore, the government plans to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles by expanding charging infrastructure and bringing forward the phase-out date for internal combustion engine cars. Companies are advised to closely monitor these developments and seek guidance on potential impacts on their operations.