and assist petroineos in keeping the refinery open. pounds a day, struggling with declining demand for petrol and diesel as the world begins to shift to renewable energy. and so the site is going to import petrol, diesel and aviation fuel instead of making them, and that will mean at least 400 job losses. well, there's a realfear and real anger amongst the workforce and amongst the community here. this is the first test of a just transition in this country and it's failed miserably, it's been failed by the company, and the people have been failed by the politicians. this could be economic and industrial vandalism of the biggest scale we've seen, and this town could be decimated if we do not do something about it. ministers here in edinburgh and in london say they're investing £100 million in the local economy and exploring longer term options for the site. there will be investment in the site's long term—future. the scottish government and the united kingdom government have bothjointly funded the project willow study which has identifi

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petroineos, the owners of the grangemouth plant on the firth of forth, confirmed the company would transformcalled the closure "an act "of industrial vandalism". 0ur scotland editor james cook reports. grangemouth has been refining the fuels for a century —— grangemouth has been refining fuels for a century but it's now losing thousands of pounds a day, struggling with declining demand for petrol and diesel as the world begins to shift to renewable energy. and so, the site is going to import petrol, diesel and aviation fuel instead of making them, and that will mean at least 400 job losses. well, there's a realfear and real anger amongst the workforce and amongst the community here. this is the first test of a just transition in this country and it's failed miserably. it's been failed by the company, and the people have been failed by the politicians. this could be economic and industrial vandalism on the biggest scale we've seen and this town could be decimated if we do not do something about it. ministers here in edinburgh and in london say they're investing £100 million in the local econo

petroineos, the owners of the grangemouth plant on the firth of forth, confirmed the company would transformow losing thousands of pounds a day, struggling with declining demand for petrol and diesel as the world begins to shift to renewable energy. and so the site is going to import petrol, diesel and aviation fuel instead of making them, and that will mean at least 400 job losses. well, there's a realfear and real anger amongst the workforce and amongst the community here. this is the first test of a just transition in this country, and it's failed miserably, it's been failed by the company, and the people have been failed by the politicians. this could be economic and industrial vandalism on the biggest scale we've seen, and this town could be decimated if we do not do something about it. ministers here in edinburgh and in london say they're investing £100 million in the local economy and exploring longer—term options for the site. there will be investment in the site's long—term future. the scottish government and the united kingdom government have bothjointly funded the project willow s