Green jobs contributing £10.2bn to Scotland's economy, says CBI
According to a report by the CBI, green jobs are significantly contributing to Scotland's economy, generating £10.2bn and supporting over 105,000 jobs. The net-zero sector, which includes renewable energy and related industries, represents 4.9% of Scotland's total economic output. The research highlights that Scotland is well-positioned for future growth in this sector, with a substantial investment pipeline.
- ▪Net-zero-related industries support more than 105,000 jobs in Scotland.
- ▪The green sector contributes £10.2bn to Scotland's economy, representing 4.9% of total economic output.
- ▪Scotland has over 3,000 businesses working in the net-zero economy, primarily small to medium-sized enterprises.
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Green jobs contributing £10.2bn to Scotland's economy, says CBIJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleKevin KeaneScotland environment, energy and rural affairs correspondentGetty ImagesRenewable energy generation is a big driver of Scotland's net-zero industriesNet-zero-related industries are supporting more than 105,000 jobs in Scotland and contributing £10.2bn to the economy, according to industry research. The jobs include roles building and maintaining infrastructure such as wind farms and hydropower schemes, as well as domestic installations of solar panels and heat pumps.The research by the CBI (Confederation of British Industry) concludes that the green sector represents 4.9% of Scotland's total economic output - more than double that of agriculture.It identifies Perth and…
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