Scotland’s First Minister sees a bold future for Grangemouth, transforming it from a closing oil refinery into a hub for sustainable fuels and green chemicals. With up to £7.5bn in potential investment, the site could generate 1,200 jobs by 2040, positioning the UK as a leader in low-carbon innovation.

However, the transition is fraught with challenges. Critics question the feasibility of key technologies, and support for displaced workers remains uncertain. Success hinges on long-term commitment and strategic investment.

Read the full article to explore what this means for the UK’s sustainable energy landscape.