Two leading figures in ‘clean growth’ are calling for a more co-ordinated approach to net zero future skills if the UK is going to reach its target of 480,000 ‘green’ jobs by 2030. Coventry University’s Carl Perrin (associate pro-vice chancellor) and Deepak Farmah (director of the Centre for Advanced Low Carbon Propulsion Systems) have made the rallying call as part of new research that Coventry University is completing to understand the commercial and sector-specific barriers of training and reskilling workforces for the decarbonisation challenge. To gather views, a survey (link below) is now underway.

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