Green Skills Hub

Initiative aims to secure up to £10m to help restore ancient and habitat-rich woodlands that can connect with a wider nature network twice the size of Glasgow

Workforce 2030: Marine biology professor Ceri Lewis reflects on her career in STEM and growing private sector interest in funding biodiversity research

Workforce 2030: Energy supplier also plans to use facility to help train up its own growing workforce of home energy engineers

Scottish firm secures additional public and private investment to scale up production of fossil-free chemicals made using rejected potatoes and whisky by-products

Hosted in association with Octopus Energy, latest free interactive webinar will discuss effective recruitment and retention for the future economy

The most vulnerable places are, overwhelmingly, the same places that suffered industrial decline in the 1980s, according to research by Ed Atkins and Sean Fox from the University of Bristol

Impressive growth in turnover and employment continues across the UK's low carbon and renewable energy industries, latest Office for National Statistics data confirms

Workforce 2030: Widening skills gap threatens to undermine government housebuilding, clean energy, warm homes, and net zero ambitions, warns Engineering & Building Services Skills Alliance

Conservative Environment Network accuses Labour, SNP, and Reform of 'letting Scottish workers down' by failing to adequately plan for North Sea transition

Scotland's Just Transition Commission warns policymakers in Holyrood and Westminster that 'there is no just path to net zero through deindustrialisation'

Workforce 2030: Today's young engineers are motivated by purpose - by linking training to clean energy outcomes, firms can attract talent that might otherwise overlook manufacturing, writes BGB's Nathan Flower

Networks recruiting for traditional engineering roles, as well as for positions working on cyber security, data analysis, and environmental management

Workforce 2030: Reforms aim to give young people faster route into jobs on major projects, as concerns rise over widening electrical and green skills gap