Since coming to office, the Government have shown how clean power can create jobs across our country, with thousands of jobs in nuclear, through investments in Sizewell C and small modular reactors; in carbon capture and storage; in offshore wind; and in home heating through the warm homes plan. The north-east is uniquely placed for green energy revolution with the expansion of the Energy Academy providing a skills pipeline. Early on in this Government, they delivered the east coast carbon capture, usage and storage cluster projected to create thousands of jobs including benefits for Cramlington and Killingworth constituency.

The Secretary of State is committed to driving jobs through critical minerals, geothermal or offshore wind opportunities in Cornwall. The industrial strategy aims to superpower these efforts with investments made by the Chancellor in the spending review. As part of the clean energy workforce strategy later this year, Cornwall will be at the heart of it.

I love Harlow and I love Harlow college. The visits made to the college have been inspiring, seeing enthusiastic young people there and speaking to them about green skills and jobs of the future.

I love Cumbernauld. My hon. Friend raises important opportunities in heat pump technology, growth not just about a better deal for consumers but manufacturing we can see. The example given is great.

This is an important issue that needs to be taken seriously. At present it comes under health and safety regime, but consulting best arrangements to ensure highest standards of safety as growth in batteries seen.

I warmly congratulate Steve Willis Training on its 25 years in operation, work it is doing. The hon. Lady makes an important point: we can help create jobs but question whether people will have skills to fill them.

Reality is that North Sea has been basin in decline, 70,000 jobs lost under previous Government. Question is whether we create jobs future as well maintaining existing fields lifetime.

GB Energy will create thousands of jobs across the country, including in Aberdeen. Here is why GB Energy really matters: we have chosen to put its headquarters in Aberdeen, as we recognise that Aberdeen is the clean energy capital of our country—not just for oil and gas, which is important, but for the future.