It is a pleasure to see Valerie Vaz in the Chair. I thank Jayne Kirkham for securing this debate and acknowledge the contributions of other Members. The passion for Cornwall's potential is evident, with all six MPs being strong advocates. A letter from Labour MPs in Cornwall highlights the need for investment, which will be discussed soon with the Minister for Industry. One of the Prime Minister's missions is to make Britain a clean energy superpower by delivering clean power by 2030 and accelerating towards net zero. Within the first 100 days, we lifted the onshore wind ban in England, consented to more solar projects than had been done in 14 years, and delivered the most successful renewables auction. We are setting up Great British Energy to drive clean energy deployment. Cornwall's role in this is vital due to its industrial heritage and potential for wind, geothermal, lithium and other minerals. Critical mineral deposits, such as lithium, can meet more than half of UK demand by 2030. The UK Infrastructure Bank invested £24 million in Cornish Lithium to support the critical minerals supply chain. Floating offshore wind is an exciting area with potential for 97,000 jobs and a £47 billion contribution to the economy. Leasing round 5 includes a £10 million supply chain accelerator fund focused on capturing economic opportunities in the Celtic sea. The UK Infrastructure Bank is becoming a national wealth fund capitalised with £27.8 billion, focusing on priority sectors including ports infrastructure. A Green Paper was published outlining our vision for a modern industrial strategy called Invest 2035, aiming to create a pro-business environment and support high-potential clusters. We are looking at reindustrialisation in Cornwall, where planning blockages need to be addressed along with grid infrastructure improvements. Skills are crucial, and ongoing engagement is needed. Collaboration across Departments will unlock Cornwall's potential for clean energy.