With permission, Madam Deputy Speaker, today we have published a White Paper on energy that outlines immediate steps to achieve climate ambitions and deliver the Prime Minister’s 10-point plan. The document aims to create jobs, protect vulnerable households from increased bills during the transition to net zero emissions by providing £6.7 billion of support over six years for low-income families, including extending the warm home discount scheme to cover an additional 750,000 households and implementing a green homes grant scheme that could save lower-income households up to £600 annually on their energy bills. The White Paper also introduces measures like automatic switching options and competition in building and operating onshore networks to drive down costs for consumers. It sets out commitments for 40 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030, aiming to support around 60,000 jobs; a target for 5 GW of hydrogen production by 2030, which could unlock £4 billion in investment and create up to 8,000 jobs; and supporting the deployment of carbon capture, usage, and storage technology. Additionally, it reaffirms plans for new nuclear capacity and explores options like regulated asset base funding models and a UK emissions trading scheme.