Ed Miliband said that the government “will win this battle” against the critics of the Safi scratch plan in Britain, in part by creating more marine wind jobs in the previous industrial lands in the country.
The Minister of Energy seemed to aim for his political opponents in the conservatives UK reform During the launch of an investment plan worth one billion pounds to support job opportunities in the supply chain to drop abroad.
He told the Energy Industry Conference on Tuesday that the investment will enter into a “green industrial revolution” for workers in heartfelt manufacturing such as Teesside, Scotland, South Wales and East Anglia.
The former industrial cities in Britain showed the increasing support of the Islah party, Who promised to cancel the net of net zero Britain If it is a matter of power in the upcoming elections in 2029.
The Conservative Party leader, Kimi Badnosh, also pledged Disclosure of her party’s commitment to reach zero zero By 2050, after describing the legally binding climate goal as “impossible”.
“We will win this battle, and we will partially win this battle because of all the jobs that these companies create with us.”.
He added: “The forces that want to take us back, the forces that oppose zero, must be counted not only with the government. They will have to calculate all these companies that create job opportunities.”
The government’s investment of 1 billion pounds in the supply chain companies that supports the marine wind industry includes 300 million pounds from Great British Energy and commensurate with 300 million pounds of the marine wind industry. This will come alongside an investment of 400 million pounds from Crown Estate.
The government expects financing to support thousands of long -term additional jobs, including electricians manufacturing turbines and blades used by marine wind developers for engineers responsible for building and maintaining wind.
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A report issued by the RENEWABLEUUCAC Trade Group found that 55,000 people are now working in the wind in the United Kingdom, including 40,000 in the sea winds – an increase of nearly a quarter in the past two years.
The report found that between 74,000 and 95,000 people will be needed to meet the government’s capacity plan in British abroad by the end of the contract, which will reach the total window of wind in the UK to more than 112,000 by 2030.
It is expected that the highest numbers of new jobs will be created in eastern England and in Yorkshire and Hameber, Where the Reform Party witnessed the increasing support in the recent council elections. The new marine wind jobs are also expected to be in Scotland, whose local elections will be held next year.
