Not what we wasnt to hear.
There is growing evidence – bolstered by a ruling handed down last week – that changes made to planning policy a year ago are having a material and positive impact on the ability of onshore wind developers to obtain consent for their projects in Scotland. https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/analysis/npf4-benefiting-onshore-wind-development-in-scotland-one-year-in?fbclid=IwAR213Yw24OrNPwE2AB7a07UE3KK0aFtTeoi3xQq-S9zCUJ8DqPBDG6IUJMs
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Developer Low Carbon has plans to build High Brenfield Wind Farm on Brenfield Hill west of Ardrishaig, near Inverneill. The company previously met with Ardrishaig Community Council following a first round of public exhibitions in Read more…
An excellent guide to Judicial Review. https://www.planningdemocracy.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/PD_JUDICIAL_FEB20.pdf
SNP ministers have been urged to rethink their opposition to nuclear power and “exploit its potential” amid fears highly-skilled energy jobs are leaving Scotland for the rest of the UK. The renewed fears have ramped Read more…
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