I apologise on behalf of the Minister who was going to respond to the debate due to unforeseen circumstances. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Rother Valley (Alexander Stafford) on securing this important debate, highlighting the timely nature as it coincides with London International Shipping Week and acknowledging the UK's role in decarbonisation efforts. We have made significant progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 13% from 2018 levels in 2019 and published the UK's industrial decarbonisation strategy to further this goal, focusing on carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) and low-carbon hydrogen technologies. The phase 1 CCUS cluster sequencing process aims to provisionally sequence clusters for deployment by the mid-2020s, while the UK's first hydrogen strategy positions the country at the forefront of developing low-carbon hydrogen to drive innovation and investment. Shipping can play a crucial role in enabling the decarbonisation of industrial sectors such as steel, cement, and chemicals, facilitating carbon dioxide transportation for deep decarbonisation across clusters like south Wales, the south coast of England, the Thames estuary, and the firth of Forth. The government is working with industry and devolved Administrations to incorporate non-pipeline transportation and shipping within a UK carbon dioxide network to support these efforts.