Labour has pledged more than £8bn into energy company if it wins UK General Election as Sir Keir Starmer tries to 'get Putin's boot of our throat.'
The £8.3 billion plan to build floating offshore wind farms is the first investment that the company, Great British Energy, would carry out if the Labour party is elected in a UK General Election.at the port of Holyhead as he unveiled the plan to reduce reliance on foreign energy and to "get Putin's boot of our throat".
Sir Keir Starmer, First Minister Vaughan Gething, Shadow Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens and Shadow Energy Secretary Ed Miliband at the launch.win the next UK General election, the party has pledged to give an initial £8.3 billion to 'Great British Energy' over the course of the next five-year Parliament., the MP for Cardiff Central, has said that money will be sourced from a 75% windfall tax on oil and gas producers.
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