Ed Miliband is reportedly considering scrapping the UK's target to build 55 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030 due to industry warnings that the goal is unachievable, as there are insufficient supplies and infrastructure to meet such ambitious targets. This discussion comes amid criticisms of Miliband's Great British Energy bill, described as a 'blank cheque' lacking details on fiscal responsibility or energy outcomes. While government officials maintain commitment to clean energy goals, former Climate Minister Graham Stuart argues that the 2030 clean power target is unrealistic and could deter investment. Additionally, concerns have been raised about the rising costs associated with renewable energy projects, as recent auctions have resulted in higher subsidies that may not address underlying issues effectively. The overarching challenge remains balancing ambitious climate goals with the practical realities of the UK's energy infrastructure. Despite differing opinions, the UK government faces pressure to develop a credible pathway for achieving its clean energy objectives.