Labour in the UK has swiftly appointed a climate team to drive the country towards its net zero emissions target by 2050. Led by figures like Ed Miliband and Steve Reed, the team is set to make significant changes to tackle climate change. Chris Stark will play a crucial role in decarbonising the UK's electricity by 2030. Labour plans to revamp planning laws and expand the national grid with new solar and wind farms to achieve their ambitious goals. Despite challenges like opposition to electricity infrastructure projects, Labour aims to create a 'clean energy superpower' and generate new jobs. The party's strategy includes addressing fuel poverty, promoting clean energy sources like hydrogen, and making tough decisions on key energy projects. The article highlights the positive and engaged stance of Labour towards climate action, contrasting it with the Conservatives' stance. It emphasizes the importance of key ministers like Ed Miliband and Sarah Jones in driving forward the climate agenda and making critical decisions on energy policy.