>http://www.brodies.com/knowledge-bank/legal-updates/advice-note-planning-decisions-changes-to-judicial-review-procedure > > 14.09.15 > > From 22 September 2015 there are changes to judicial review procedure in the Court of Session: > > Introduction of a 3 month time limit to apply for judicial review > A new requirement for the Court to give permission for the application to Read more
Proposals on building an offshore interconnector between Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland have been published. http://www.energylivenews.com/2015/09/21/scotland-ireland-power-link-proposals-launched/
SCOTTISH company Gaia-Wind has flagged hopes of selling hundreds of its small turbines for electricity generation in Japan annually, after making important first strides in this key export market. http://www.heraldscotland.com/business/13774561.Scottish_wind_turbine_company_thinking_big_in_Japan/
The US wind energy industry has been dealt a blow after a US court ruled that the Department of the Interior violated federal laws by allowing renewables firms to kill protected Bald and Golden Eagles. https://www.energyvoice.com/otherenergy/88235/us-wind-energy-sector-faces-curbs-in-killing-eagles/
New guidance from Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) to help the offshore renewables industry ensure the right development goes in the right place has gone out to public consultation. High energy tidal environments are attractive to marine mammals, fish and diving birds, and are used as locations for tidal stream energy Read more
A new programme to help communities and social enterprises to generate income by investing in commercially owned renewable energy developments in the Highlands has been launched as part of UK Community Energy Fortnight. http://www.scottishenergynews.com/new-help-for-communities-to-invest-in-highland-renewables/
Glasgow Science Centre is to display one of the most ambitious exhibitions ever mounted in the UK on the topic of energy use. http://www.scottishenergynews.com/heres-your-chance-to-be-scotlands-energy-minister-for-a-day/
ANTI-wind farm campaigners believe Scotland may be seeing the first signs of a slow down in the dash for onshore turbines as a major company announced plans to shift its focus away from turbine projects. Atmos Consulting is to relaunch its Inverness office, just months after the UK Government announced Read more