Saving Grangemouth jobs tests Scotland's shift to net zero

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Close collaboration between London and Edinburgh will be critical to fund nascent technologies, set pricing mechanisms and reshape supply chains to switch from fossil fuels to low-carbon alternatives.
43% : Unite in particular has raised fears that the shift away from fossil fuels will replace well-paid jobs with fewer, lower-paid roles, failing to meet the "just transition" promised in the pursuit of net zero ambitions.
43% : Bioprocessing plants for e-fuels and sustainable aviation fuel, powered by green hydrogen, are other options that have been previously considered by Petroineos but will require government intervention to become commercially viable at scale.

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