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Just Transition

Just Transition Commission

The Just Transition Commission is an independent advisory body that provides scrutiny and advice on how to deliver a just transition to a low carbon economy in Scotland.

 

Over recent years the Commission has focussed on a people and place-based approach, aimed at better understanding the lived experiences of the transition to net zero in different communities across Scotland, and to inform our advice to government on delivering a just transition at national, regional and local scales. The below briefing reports are a result of these discussions. Thank you to all the stakeholders who provided such in-depth and honest views.

Conditions for Success. Just Transition Commission (2024).

A Just Transition for Shetland. Just Transition Commission (2024).

A Just Transition for Grangemouth. Just Transition Commission (2024).

Investment for a Just Transition: A Starting Point. Just Transition Commission (2024).

Time to Deliver. Just Transition Commission (2023).

 

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