Ed Miliband has been elected the new Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero The Labor Party’s landslide victory in the general election.
Miliband, who was leader of the Labor Party and the opposition between 2010 and 2015, will take over from outgoing Conservative MP Claire Coutinho.
In the run-up to the elections Coutinho was highly critical of Labour’s energy planstaking to social media platform
Miliband has advocated Labour’s energy policy and a net zero policy. He recently took to the stage at Innovation Zero in London to discuss his vision, explaining that Labor is the “four horsemen of the apocalypse” for the UK energy transition: grid delays, planning delays, supply chain issues and the skills gap.
Miliband even said that the 2030 target is Labour’s “North Star” and will become one of its spearheads. To achieve this, Miliband stated that “we must work together”, with cooperation being an essential cog in the party’s ambition.
This article first appeared in our sister publication Current±.
