US EditionGrangemouth: Project Willow report predicts 800 green jobs could be created
- A report predicts that around £3.5 billion in private investment is necessary for a low-carbon future for Grangemouth, along with nine feasible proposals for the industrial site.
- The UK and Scottish governments estimate that these proposals could create up to 800 jobs by 2040.
- UK Energy Minister Michael Shanks emphasized support for an industrial future in Grangemouth, marking a commitment of £200 million from the UK Government.
- Unite's General Secretary, Sharon Graham, criticized the report for delaying action to protect jobs, suggesting immediate projects like sustainable aviation fuel production.
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Project Willow could create 800 jobs at Grangemouth
A series of clean energy projects at the Grangemouth refinery could create around 800 jobs over the next 15 years, according to the Project Willow summary. The post Project Willow could create 800 jobs at Grangemouth appeared first on Energy Voice.
Realistic to expect billions of investment in Grangemouth future, says Swinney
The First Minister said he is ‘confident’ public and private money can create new jobs. John Swinney has insisted the prospect of the private sector investing billions to secure a low-carbon future for the Grangemouth industrial cluster is realistic. The First Minister said he is “confident” public and private money can create new jobs and opportunities at the central Scotland site. It comes after a summary of the long-awaited Project Willow rep…
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The Independent (US)Low-carbon future for Grangemouth requires £3.5bn investment, report says
The £1.5 million Project Willow study sets out nine options for the industrial cluster.
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