Debate in the Scottish Parliament

That was some debate. Grateful thanks to Douglas Lumsden in particular (we hope his blood pressure returns to normal at some point) and also Rachael Hamilton and Finlay Carson. Sadly Gillian Martin’s motion was agreed and the Scottish Government won the debate, there will be no nuclear in Scotland. The Read more

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Battery storage plant goes live pledging lower bills – Daily Business

Europe’s biggest battery storage project, between Inverness and Aberdeen, is now commercially operative, and able to cut electricity bills by improving grid efficiency. (Take that with a pinch of salt!)     https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2025/03/battery-storage-plant-goes-live-pledging-lower-bills/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIyTsdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHb4Fg95ZcoVuTh856YIQWzVVWN2MZ7xdUSYhoblrhPEhHWak-HOZj4JQmw_aem_EVXrgKol-0TqIyE54sawuw

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Letters

Scotsman letters 1 March 2025 Rubber Stamps John McLellan hits the nail on the head in his article, “How SNP is overruling local decisions to force wind farm developments on rural communities”. It would indeed save time and taxpayers’ money if every renewable energy project went straight to SNP minsters Read more

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Kathrin Haltiner – Facts and Figures

SUMMARY Enough renewable developments are approved in Scotland to cover both Scottish peak demand in 2050 plus the full capacity of what can be sent to England Additional grid infrastructure in the North of Scotland will not help with grid restrictions. It will only increase overcapacity and constraint payments Current Read more

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