No 'more important task for' UK than becoming clean energy superpower, says Ed Miliband

The transcript outlines the Labour government's commitment to becoming a clean energy superpower, focusing on achieving a zero-carbon power system by 2030. Key strategies include expanding wind and solar power, with support from nuclear energy. The current ban on onshore wind in England is highlighted as a significant barrier, costing families financially. The transcript criticizes the government's inertia and reluctance to make decisive changes, emphasizing the need for proactive energy policies.

What is one of the top priorities for a Labour government according to the speaker?

• Reducing taxes

• Becoming a clean energy superpower

• Increasing military spending

• Improving public transportation

What is the target year for achieving a zero-carbon power system?

• 2025

• 2030

• 2050

• 2040

Which of the following is NOT part of the 2030 clean power aim?

• Halving nuclear power

• Doubling onshore wind

• Tripling solar power

• Quadrupling offshore wind

What is the current status of onshore wind in England?

• It is the primary energy source

• It is rapidly expanding

• There is a ban in place

• It is heavily subsidized

What is the main reason given for the government's inaction on the onshore wind ban?

• Environmental concerns

• Institutional inertia

• High costs

• Lack of public support