Theresa May in Grimsby for key Brexit speech

The video introduces the UK Managing Director at a major offshore wind facility in Grimsby, highlighting its significance as the largest dedicated offshore wind facility globally. It discusses the ongoing and future offshore wind projects, such as Hornsea 1 and 2, which will power millions of UK homes. The video emphasizes the substantial investments and government support that have made these projects possible, leading to reduced costs and competitiveness with fossil fuels. A sector deal aims to meet a third of the UK's energy needs by 2030, supporting industrial strategy goals. The economic impact includes job creation in the Humber region, with over 400 jobs at the facility and 1000 in Hull. The video concludes with the introduction of Prime Minister Theresa May.

What is the significance of the East Coast Operations Hub in Grimsby?

• It is the largest offshore wind facility in the world.

• It is a major coal mining site.

• It is the largest solar power plant in the UK.

• It is a leading oil refinery.

How has government support impacted the offshore wind industry?

• It has led to a decrease in renewable energy production.

• It has reduced costs and made them competitive with fossil fuels.

• It has made offshore wind projects more expensive.

• It has resulted in the closure of wind farms.

What is one of the main goals of the sector deal between the government and the offshore wind industry?

• To stop offshore wind projects.

• To reduce the number of wind farms.

• To deliver up to 1/3 of the UK's energy needs by 2030.

• To increase fossil fuel usage.

What economic benefit does the offshore wind sector provide to the Humber region?

• It creates over 400 highly skilled long-term jobs.

• It reduces the number of local businesses.

• It increases the cost of living.

• It leads to a decrease in employment opportunities.

Who was the special guest introduced at the end of the speech?

• The Mayor of Grimsby

• The CEO of the company

• Prime Minister Theresa May

• The Minister of Energy