Scotland’s Just Transition Commission will hold a major national summit next month, with the aim of establishing common ground on how a low carbon economy can be built most fairly. All Members of the Scottish Parliament have also been invited to the Just Transition Summit, as have representatives of all 32 local authorities, every chamber of commerce and every Scottish college. Prof. Dave Reay, co-chair of the Commission, said: “The Just Transition Summit is about building consensus on what a fair transition to a low carbon economy means in practice. The October summit will include a showcase of 28 projects from across Scotland that are helping achieve a just transition. Satwat Rehman, co-chair of the Commission, added: “Our summit will showcase dozens of brilliant on-the-ground projects that are already making a concrete and measurable contribution to Scotland’s economic renewal through the low carbon transition.