CAMPAIGNERS were celebrating last night after planners rejected controversial proposals for windfarm in the hills above iconic Loch Ness. https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/highlands/914554/victory-for-campaign-after-windfarm-above-loch-ness-is-turned-down/
The threat of the UK’s possible exit from the EU is affecting investment in energy and low carbon projects. http://www.energylivenews.com/2016/05/11/sir-ed-davey-brexit-threat-hitting-energy-investment/
Date: 12/05/16 Mure Dickie and Pilita Clark, Financial Times A planned £2bn wind farm off the coast of Scotland is in doubt after the cancellation of a subsidy deal. The decision, which follows a delay in the project while a judge considers its impact on bird life, is expected to Read more