House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
Future of Energy Security Summit
28 April 2025 · Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Proposed by Ed Miliband Lab Doncaster North
Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.
At a glance
Key points
- The Prime Minister announced an initial 300 million investment through Great British Energy to attract offshore wind investment and create jobs.
- The government established a new mission to strengthen global supply chains through the UK-led Global Clean Power Alliance (GCPA).
- The statement highlights the need for international cooperation and investment in clean energy following the first global summit on energy security.
Issue summary
The statement discusses the outcomes and importance of the first global summit on energy security held in April 2025, highlighting the need for international cooperation and investment in clean energy.
Action requested
The Prime Minister announced an initial £300 million investment through Great British Energy to attract offshore wind investment and create jobs. The government also established a new mission focused on strengthening global supply chains through the UK-led Global Clean Power Alliance (GCPA).
Key facts
- Summit held at Lancaster House from 24-25 April 2025.
- Prime Minister and President of the European Commission addressed the summit.
- Over 60 countries, more than 50 global businesses, NGOs, and Civil Society groups participated.
- £300 million initial investment announced for offshore wind projects in UK.
- Creation of Global Clean Power Alliance (GCPA) to strengthen global supply chains.