And of course the uplift team @estellelimon.bsky.social and Gwen Peters ⚡️

In partnership with the fantastic @elinorgray.bsky.social and @samalvis.bsky.social ! ⚡

Write up from a journo here: aberdeenbusinessnews.co.uk/leaders-of-s...

Polling tables can be found here www.publicfirst.co.uk/new-polling-...

60% of business leaders thought that in order to properly invest they needed clear guidance from the government on what the sources of UK energy generation will look like

Ultimately, business leaders want more clarity on the trajectory of the uk energy transition…

And Scottish business leaders showed the same levels of support for the Gov to curb North Sea O+G exploration 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Energy intensive businesses were more likely (+12%pts) to support the exploration licence ban, which is significant

Our research shows strong support (70%) for Labours manifesto commitment to stop granting new licences for O+G exploration in the North Sea

With some leaders judging government action is too slow (33%), adequate (39%) and too fast (23%)

70% of UK business leaders agree that phasing out fossil fuels is in the public interest. But there are mixed views on the pace of phase out…

Great stat - but curious about the choice to group snp and reform voters in Scotland

From what I can see, its only Further Flex and Renewables (CP.03 in the workbook) but they don't spell that out in the report

All eyes on the Spring Spending Review to hear more details on how Warm Homes Plan will be delivered... Will the Chancellor align public spending with NESO's very optimistic assumption? 👀

Take finances... Labours commitment of £3.4bn over 2 years in the budget will not even cover the Warm Homes plan as it stands, let alone a doubling of it in the same period. Even with the extra £13.7bn committed in Labours manifesto, it still wouldn’t suffice 💸

Looking at the current ecosystem, the scale of change needed to deliver these levels of uptake of insulation (both public and privately-funded) is astronomic.