That the Parliament welcomes the news that Aberdeen Science Centre has joined forces with Norway's Science Factory, Vitenfabrikken, and international energy company, Equinor, to form the North Sea Collaboration Project; understands that the project, which will explore innovative carbon emissions reduction solutions being developed in Scotland and Norway through a range of STEM activities and educational tools, will seek to raise awareness of the global climate crisis within schools and communities in both countries; understands that the collaboration will also include the "Platforms of Tomorrow Challenge", a competition for school pupils in and around Aberdeen and in Rogoland, Norway, where participating pupils will be tasked with inventing methods to reuse decommissioned oil platforms for a new and sustainable purpose, which will then be presented to a panel of judges using Lego models; believes that this project is a fantastic example of how Scotland can join forces with other European countries to tackle shared challenges to work towards a low carbon economy, and hopes that the project succeeds in encouraging early interest in STEM subjects amongst young people.