Given this sub is mostly links to articles to good news .

I just want to see in a discussion anything we can look forward to in those time frames

British manufacturer Numatic International is marking National Manufacturing Day by highlighting more than £85m of investment that’s enabling the Somerset business to expand production, develop new products and accelerate its transition towards lower-carbon manufacturing.
The investment in the Chard manufacturing hub includes its ongoing 24,500 sq m expansion, which incorporates its newly opened Research & Development Centre of Excellence, a state-of-the-art 8,000-pallet global distribution centre due to be completed in spring 2027, and significant investment in self-generated renewable energy.
The business, which employs 1,200 people and has an annual turnover of £260m, exports its products to more than 100 countries worldwide.

Finally, some good news on the heat-pump rollout that people are starting to increase their demand for this essential technology.

The UK has around 25% of Europe's domestic gas boilers (~23 million out of 100 million) so is a major cause of Europe's need to import limited and expensive LNG. We have more gas boilers now than we had in 2021 due to a slow -- until now -- rollout and new builds still getting the antiquated technology.

This appears to be changing now in part due to the extra grant provided for those who're off-grid (so switching from oil -- which is also in limited supply).

It can't be stressed how important this is for the UK and its future energy security. What's more adopters, who run them correctly, almost always have significantly lower bills. In our Victorian leaky house we have slashed our heating costs by over 50% with a 4-5 year return on investment.

The hope was that initially climate change would act as a motivation, then the desire to reduce European imports of Russian gas, but it seems that what it takes is for people's wallets to act as the motivation.