Construction Of Wind Farm Comprising 7 No Turbines Up To 149.9M High To Tip, 5 No Turbines Up To 130M High To Tip And Associated Infrastructure http://www.dpea.scotland.gov.uk/CaseDetails.aspx?id=118395
Chris McCall Scotland is on track for a record year of renewable electricity generation, ministers have said. https://www.scotsman.com/future-scotland/tech/scotland-on-track-for-record-year-of-renewable-generation-1-4644652 Government document can be downloaded at: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/669764/Press_Notice_December_2017.pdf
By Michael Blackley, Scottish Political Editor Plans for an explosion in the number of wind farms littering the landscape have been unveiled by the SNP. The Scottish Government yesterday published proposals for a huge increase in the number of turbines in every part of the country. The ‘onshore wind policy’ Read more…
By John Constable, Energy Editor, Global Warming Policy Forum There is hardly a Munro left in Scotland from which you cannot see a wind farm. In recent years the landscape has been transformed by enormous turbines. These structures are more than 100 metres (330ft) in height and when many are Read more…
CLAIRE Mack, the CEO of Scottish Renewables, was quick out of the blocks lobbying for more onshore wind development for the paying members of her trade association, just as her predecessor did before her (Letters, December 20). Sadly times don’t change with new leadership and the same old spin Read more…