The UK has the potential to be a world leader in floating offshore wind.

With Labour, we will be.

Publicly owned GB Energy will invest to create good jobs, lower bills, and provide energy security.

The Conservatives think that only foreign state-owned companies should own British energy resources, but not the British people.

Labour says it is time to invest in homegrown power so we cut bills and put profits back into our communities. 🇬🇧

The fact that the Energy Minister is tweeting against his own Chancellor’s energy taxation policy shows that this is a collapsing Conservative Government.

Andrew Bowie MP I assume you are resigning given your disagreement with a key part of the Budget?

I was delighted to speak at the Community Energy APPG this week.

Great British Energy - Labour’s publicly owned energy champion - will partner with communities to invest in clean, cheap renewables, cut bills and create one million owners of local power projects by 2030.

The onshore wind ban in costing families £180 on their bills every years

Rishi Sunak could remove the ban at the stroke of a pen

But under the Conservatives, a culture of inertia and stasis is holding Britain back

Labour will end the ban right away

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Scotland can lead the world in delivering a clean energy future, creating good jobs, cutting bills, and making Britain energy secure.

That is why Labour is offering the most ambitious investment in energy in Scottish history, supporting 50,000 new jobs.

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The Conservatives say they’ve lifted their ban on onshore wind. But the facts speak for themselves.

No new applications — and every family in the country still paying the price.

We need a Labour government to cut bills and deliver energy independence.

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Labour is ambitious for Britain and ambitious for working people.

Our Green Prosperity plan will get Britain’s future back.

This report should be a wake-up call. The Conservatives’ record on energy efficiency has been a disaster, and the most vulnerable in our society are paying the price.

Labour will invest through the Warm Homes Plan to upgrade millions of homes and tackle fuel poverty for good.

The government’s oil and gas bill must have been a wheeze cooked up by some advisors over a heavy lunch - it should never have made it all the way to Parliament.

It is a sad reflection of how far the government has retreated from serious energy policy and UK climate leadership.

Labour’s British Jobs Bonus will create jobs and boost investment into Scotland and the UK’s energy heartlands.

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