When the wind doesn’t blow – Herald (letters)

TODAY (October 30) presents us with yet another glimpse of Scotland’s electrical future. Both reactors at Hunterston nuclear power station are closed in a routine graphite inspection outage and are due back on grid on November 12 and December 18. The station’s normal output is 956MW. Reactor 2 at Torness Read more

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Arecleoch Extension – Pre Application

Application Received Date:  29 Oct 2018 Max Total MW Of Development Applied For:  75 Max Turbine Height:  200 Number Of Turbines Applied For:  15 2 km south west of Barrhill, South Ayrshire http://www.energyconsents.scot/ApplicationSearch.aspx

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‘We’re definitely going for’ Scottish offshore wind projects, say ScottishPower top dogs – Energy Voice

Written by David McPhee ScottishPower bosses have confirmed that they are “definitely going for” and are “actively engaged” in the offshore wind market north of the border. Offshore wind managing director, Jonathan Cole, and ScottishPower chief executive Keith Anderson said yesterday that they were looking “with interest” at the Scottish Read more

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Scottish Government updates tenants’ improvements schedule – Heerald

Rog Wood Farming correspondent THE Scottish Government, acting on the advice of the Tenant Farming Commissioner, has now laid down secondary legislation to bring tenant farmers compensation liability into line with modern farming practices. Welcoming the Scottish Government’s announcement, Scottish Tenant Farmers Association (STFA) director Angus McCall said: “This move Read more

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Remembering John Etherington

Many of you will remember John Etherington. The following is a note from David Bruce sent to us by his partner Gillian Bishop. I was very saddened to be told by Angela Kelly that John Etherington has just died. John, who retired as reader in ecology at the University of Read more

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