Net zero is touted as a way to regenerate local economies and cushion industrial decline, as well as delivering cheap energy. Aberdeen and Grimsby show that it cannot do all three in every place that new industry has been promised. This means the Government must adopt a more strategic spatial approach, working to deliberately concentrate clean industries to fully unlock the benefits.
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