Research by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) reveals that green jobs in Scotland are significantly contributing to the economy, generating £10.2 billion and supporting over 105,000 jobs. This sector encompasses roles related to renewable energy, including the construction and maintenance of wind farms, hydropower schemes, and domestic solar panel installations. Notably, the green sector constitutes 4.9% of Scotland's economic output, more than double that of agriculture. Perth and Kinross stands out with 12% of its economy linked to net-zero industries. The report indicates that Scotland is well-positioned for growth in this area, with a projected investment pipeline of £211 billion, representing about 34% of the UK's total. Average earnings in the green sector are 5.2% above the Scottish average, reflecting the demand for skilled labor. The findings come amid ongoing debates about the viability of net-zero policies, with some political factions questioning their affordability.