I begin by congratulating the hon. Member for East Lothian on securing this important debate. The minister highlighted that renewable electricity generation is essential to decarbonising the power sector and achieving net zero emissions. He noted significant progress in offshore wind, with turbine installation increasing from one per week to one per day, and costs falling dramatically since 2015. The Government have invested heavily in supporting the offshore wind sector, including innovation, manufacturing of major wind turbine components, deployment, and grid connection. The minister mentioned that about 60% or more of the supply chain is based in the UK. He announced up to £160 million in new funding for large-scale floating offshore wind ports and factories across the UK, enabling two major port hubs and six offshore wind manufacturing investments representing £1.5 billion in public and private sector investment. The minister also highlighted the North Sea Transition Forum's key commitments on skills, including developing an integrated people and skills plan by March 2022 to support the transition and diversification of the oil and gas sector. Floating offshore wind and tidal energy were identified as areas with significant potential for Scotland and other parts of the UK.