Communities across Scotland have benefited from our focus on levelling up. We are investing a further £100 million over the next three years for transformative seafood projects that will help to rejuvenate our coastal communities.

Yes, I can. The Government are committed to delivering a North sea transition deal that will support workers, businesses and the supply chain through this transition by harnessing the industry's existing capabilities, infrastructure and private investment potential.

Indeed I do. The Government have gone well beyond their manifesto commitment to replace European Union funding, by investing an additional £100 million over the next three years for transformative seafood projects that will rejuvenate the industry and our coastal communities.

I had the pleasure of visiting Stromness last summer, when I saw for myself the huge potential that Orkney has to lead the country in renewable energy. I continue to speak to the leader of Orkney Islands Council to explore all the ways in which we can help to fund these exciting projects.

I was pleased to reply to a debate that the hon. Gentleman and other colleagues spoke in a couple of weeks ago on exploring the potential for restoring the Rosyth to Zeebrugge link, which ceased operating a few years ago. There are lots of potentials for reopening that.

I agree with the basic point the hon. Lady is making. If we look at renewable energy as a whole, we see that there are enormous opportunities to develop that technology in Scotland, through our contracts for difference round, which is as big as all the other rounds put together.