Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has vowed to make Scotland a 'global leader' in the transition to clean energy if his party wins the General Election. He plans to establish GB Energy, a publicly-owned energy company headquartered in Scotland that would generate 69,000 jobs in the sector and ensure energy security. Sarwar highlighted the importance of not missing the opportunity for change and criticized the SNP and Conservatives for their energy strategies. The focus on clean energy includes hydrogen projects like SGN's H100 in Methil. SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn criticized Labour's energy plan, warning of job losses and missed opportunities, while accusing Labour of neglecting the just transition. Labour, in turn, criticized SNP for not prioritizing Scottish interests. The article outlines the contrasting positions of the parties, with Labour presenting a bold vision for Scotland's clean energy future and positioning itself as the decisive force needed for progress in the sector.