The UK government recently released its long-term plan for economic infrastructure, aiming to support future economic growth by emphasizing clean and nuclear energy investments. The plan outlines a commitment to transition to cleaner energy sources, with a focus on becoming a 'clean energy superpower'. Key initiatives include boosting renewable energy projects through GB Energy, offshore wind, onshore wind, solar generation, and investments in carbon capture and green hydrogen projects. The plan also supports nuclear power with investments in projects like Sizewell C and Small Modular Reactors. In parallel, investments are allocated towards decarbonizing the built environment and transportation, including measures for energy efficiency, heat pumps, low-carbon technologies, and EV infrastructure. The government acknowledges challenges such as labor shortages and supply chain constraints but is providing support to address them. Private sector investments in clean energy have also seen a significant increase, showcasing confidence in the government's strategy. This long-term plan is part of a broader effort towards sustainable infrastructure and economic growth, aligning with the UK's Modern Industrial Strategy for 2025, which covers various sectors including clean energy and manufacturing.