Whether it will provide a breakdown of spend from the Just Transition Fund in financial year 2022-23.

The Just Transition Fund has allocated £75 million to date, supporting projects and communities across the North East and Moray to create jobs, support innovation, and secure the highly skilled workforce of the future.
A total of 23 projects were delivered through the Just Transition Fund in 2022-23.
Spend totalled £10.9 million comprised of £9.93 million in capital, £500,000 in financial transactions and £465,000 in resource funding support. A breakdown across projects is detailed in the flowing table:
Energy Transition Skills Hub (formerly Advanced Manufacturing Skills Hub
£1,180,000 (capital)
Cabrach Distillery
£361,767.25 (capital)
Climate Assemblies Pilot
£214,055 (resource)
Community Capacity Support
£23,968 (resource)
Digital Innovation Lab
£313,982.04 (capital)
Easter Anguston Farm
£504,446.86 (capital)
Energy Skills Passport
1,871,967.88 (capital)
Findhorn Ecovillage
£226,775 (capital)
Findhorn Watershed Initiative
£139,972.45 (capital)
Hydrogen Offshore Production (HOP2)
£126,000 (capital)
Hydroglen
£262,270.09 (capital)
Just Transition Hub
£243,601.16 (capital)
Moray Council Just Transition Masterplan
£250,544.62 (capital)
NESS Carbon Capture Feasibility Study
£96,750 (capital)
North East Adventure Tourism (NEAT)
£397,000 (capital)
Participatory Budgeting
£1 million (capital), £200,000 (resource)
Pilot Energy Skills Project
£39,960 (capital)
SeedPod
£500,000 (capital)
Social Enterprise Just Transition Fund
£476k (capital), £500k (FT’s), £27,180 (resource)
Sustainable Solvent Recovery/EV Battery Recycling
£457,559 (capital)
Supply Chain Pathway and Energy Transition Challenge Fund
£1,299,598 (capital)
Tidal Rotor Generator
£71,200 (capital)
Moray Net Zero Bottlenecks
£41,596.47 (capital)
Wave Energy Converter
£70,000 (capital)