UK Government introduces measures to boost Scotland's clean energy sector, allocating £8.3bn for projects and piloting a "skills passport" for workers.
The UK Government is introducing measures to bolster Scotland's clean energy sector, aiming to attract substantial investments and facilitate job transitions for oil and gas workers. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband announced a partnership between Great British Energy and Scottish public bodies, with £8.3 billion allocated for projects like carbon capture and offshore wind. A "skills passport" for workers will be piloted by January 2025 to recognize transferable skills and career pathways.
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