Whether he has had recent discussions with National Grid on diversifying the energy mix of its network. Last week, the Government received advice from the National Energy System Operator outlining its advice on the pathway towards clean power by 2030. Later this year we will publish our 2030 action plan, which will set out details on the future of our energy mix.

Offshore wind has been positive for our energy security but not when there is no wind. Given the new US President's stance, what revision does the Minister anticipate to his timetable towards net zero? The right hon. Gentleman raises a good point about what happens when the wind does not blow and the sun does not shine, and about ensuring we have a mix in our energy system. That is why we remain supportive of nuclear and why we have recently announced investment in long-duration energy storage.

I was delighted by Ofgem's announcement this morning that it now recommends that the proposed Nautilus interconnector should be located at the Isle of Grain, not on the Suffolk coast. Will the Minister meet me to discuss other National Grid projects in my constituency?

China's largest offshore floating wind turbine company, Ming Yang Smart Energy, plans to build its first manufacturing plant outside China in Scotland. Given the serious questions about energy security and national security, will the Minister rule out allowing any turbines that might be controlled by hostile states?

Will you and the Minister give the House an opportunity to celebrate the £1 billion of investment announced today in offshore wind? It will provide jobs as promised. Will the Minister meet me to discuss infrastructure required to connect that clean, secure energy to our homes, particularly the Sea Link project?