Labour unveils green energy plan for first year in government

By Tom Lowe2024-05-31T10:48:00

Party would start projects within months of winning the July election as it re-commits to decarbonise grid by 2030

Labour has set out its green energy plan for its first year in power with the party pledging to get projects started within months of winning the 4 July election.

The party has re-confirmed its pledge to set up a publicly owned company called Great British Energy, based in Scotland, which would drive forward green infrastructure projects with the aim to decarbonise Britain’s electricity supplies by 2030.

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