Simon Bain Business Correspondent/Personal Finance Editor I&H Brown, the family-owned civil engineer and developer, lifted its pre-tax profit from £4.3 million to £5.9m last year and believes its substantial land assets will play into Scotland’s housing market recovery. The sale of two farms near Kirkcaldy for Diageo’s new £46m bonded Read more
In the early stages of a new technology, it can be hard to judge the scale of the possible economic benefits, but even so, the potential of tidal energy for Scotland looks impressive. Engineers from Edinburgh and Oxford universities estimate that turbines placed in one stretch of the Pentland Firth Read more
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Residents in Levenmouth barely had time to get used to living with the world’s largest wind turbine when it seemed to be in the process of being dismantled. http://www.fifetoday.co.uk/news/local-headlines/it-went-up-and-came-down-1-3268006
“Disposal of blades in landfill”/Protect Wild Scotland http://www.protectwildscotland.org/wind/wind-news/letter-disposal-of-blades-in-landfill/
Giant turbines move in to tower over Loch Ness http://www.protectwildscotland.org/wind/wind-news/giant-turbines-move-in-to-tower-over-loch-ness/
The plot to sack veteran Tory MP Tim Yeo gathered pace last night after 12 members of his constituency party executive issued a public call for him to quit politics. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2541950/Fury-Tory-faithful-MP-Tim-Yeo-dodges-axe.html
Despite Germany’s shift to renewable solar and wind energies, and amid a recession, its carbon emissions rose by 1.8pc last year By Bruno Waterfield Germanys shift to renewable energy was once Angela Merkel’s flagship policy – now it has become her biggest headache. “For me, the most urgent problem is Read more