Updated data – Stephen Lucking

These documents are partly to update previous data but also in an attempt to show the amount of capacity that is now being proposed by developers on S36 schemes. On several schemes there are proposals for battery energy storage so some schemes appear twice in some lists. Some of the Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Scotsman letters

  No rural benefit Tom Ballantine (letter of March 2) made the claim that “the wider costs and benefits of the higher charges arising from the use of wind farms in place of cheaper fossil fuels for generating electricity” were ignored by those in rural Scotland. Once more this highlights Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Herald letters

THE public are generally aware that the key sources of renewable energy including wind and solar are variable and intermittent which results in their needing back-up when supply cannot meet demand or indeed when renewables output frequently collapses and such back-up includes the running of quick-responding gas turbine generation and Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago