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MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Expert report: every UK job has the potential to be green

Source: UK Government Independent Green Jobs Taskforce issues call to action on how the UK can deliver a green industrial revolution with government, business and the education sector working together – declaring every job has the potential to become green UK government reaffirms its commitment to supporting workers as our economy transitions to a low carbon future with a package of green skills programmes, helping adults of all ages gain the skills needed to progress into green jobs today’s steps vital to support the government’s ambition to create 2 million skilled green jobs by 2030 and build back greener from the pandemic

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Global Wind Turbine Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) Market Set to Make Rapid Strides in 2020-2027 – KSU

Global Wind Turbine Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) Market Set to Make Rapid Strides in 2020-2027 – KSU
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A great burden off my mind : Students given laptops thanks to £20,0000 donation from Fife windfarms

© Supplied by Fife College A group of college students have received laptops to support their studies thanks to a special Covid Recovery Fund linked to two Fife wind farms. Earlseat, located on the outskirts of Kirkcaldy, and Little Raith, near Cowdenbeath, have donated a total of £20,000 from their Covid Recovery Fund to support Fife College students. Offered through the college’s Scholarship programme, the Adam Smith Foundation, the group donated £10,000 from the Earlseat Wind Farm to fund much needed tech such as laptops and tablets for students who are studying courses which could lead on to a career in the renewables industry.

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