A recent report funded by the Scottish and UK governments outlines the potential for job creation and investment in green industries at the Grangemouth industrial complex in Scotland. The report suggests that up to 800 jobs could be generated over the next 15 years with opportunities in sustainable aviation fuel, hydrogen production, and plastics recycling. While the transition would require significant private investments totaling £3.5bn, there is optimism surrounding the possibilities for growth and sustainability. The UK government is urged to implement market reforms in the electricity sector to support hydrogen production and encourage the production of plant-based fuels. Both governments have committed funds to support new investments at Grangemouth, signaling support for the transition. The report also emphasizes the importance of cheaper renewable electricity and regulatory reforms to facilitate the shift towards sustainable industries. Stakeholders view the potential job creation and industrial transformation positively, highlighting the unique opportunity for Grangemouth to lead in green technologies and create a cleaner future. The historic Grangemouth site, with a rich industrial heritage, is seen as a key player in Scotland's economic and net zero future, with the report serving as a milestone towards a more sustainable and prosperous industrial cluster.