That the Parliament welcomes the decision by EDF Energy to extend Torness Power Station’s life by two years, meaning that it will continue to generate power until 2030; understands that, as a result, approximately 750 jobs and apprenticeships in East Lothian will continue to be supported and tens of millions of pounds will flow back into the local economy; believes that Torness Power Station is Scotland’s most productive clean energy asset, thus far producing enough clean energy to power every home in Scotland for 30 years, cutting 100 million tonnes of CO2; understands that dependable and geographically concentrated power from Torness will stabilise balancing and transmission costs in Scotland, which are currently the highest in the UK; considers that this will in turn bolster the UK’s energy security and reduce dependence on imported gas; commends the station's commitment to safety through regular inspections and assessments; calls on the Scottish Government to reconsider its position on nuclear power and recognise nuclear energy as a safe, reliable and clean alternative, and wishes the Torness employees and contractors continued success in their hard work keeping the station functioning and productive at such a high level.