Consultation Analysis - Scottish Skill Requirements & LCITP

Tender description

The Scottish Government (SG), on behalf of the Scottish Ministers, is seeking to commission a Contractor to undertake the analysis of responses to: (i) Consultation on Scottish skill requirements for energy efficiency, microgeneration and heat networks for homes; and, (ii) Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme (LCITP) – Call for Evidence to Support Development of Future Programme The overall aim of the contract is provide robust and timely analysis and reporting of the responses, to inform further development of the Scottish Government’s skills policy in zero and low emissions heat and energy efficiency industry, and inform further decision making on the future replacement of the Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme (LCITP). Since 2015, the LCITP has played an important role in providing support to low carbon energy demonstrator projects. The Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme (LCITP) Call for Evidence to Support Development of Future Programme seeks input on actions to modify and enhance the range of support mechanisms currently provided by the Scottish Government through the LCITP. Transitioning to a sustainable, net zero society will create a demand for a wide range of jobs with new skills and long term career prospects. The Consultation on Scottish Skill Requirements for Energy Efficiency, Microgeneration and Heat Networks for Homes sets out our proposals for energy efficiency, microgeneration and heat network skill requirements in relation to retrofit work in existing homes and, where relevant, new-build housing. The overall aim of this contract is to produce a clear and concise report for publication, which reflects a robust and systematic analysis of responses to the Consultation on Scottish skill requirements for energy efficiency, microgeneration and heat networks for homes; and the Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme (LCITP) Call for Evidence to Support Development of Future Programme.