No political party can fulfill its pledges overnight; however, Keir Starmer's government has a critical opportunity to enhance its green reputation by being more decisive and consistent in its approach. This is particularly true regarding fossil-fuel production in the North Sea, a topic that has stirred energy and environmental debates. As the UK aims to cut carbon emissions by at least 68% by 2030, the decisions made now will have lasting impacts on the nation’s climate goals. A recent poll indicated that nearly 70% of voters support transitioning to renewable energy, illustrating that the public is ready for bold action in this area.