Help required with objections

The Hill of Fare application is coming into its last fortnight for the public to make their views known. As in all of these applications anyone can object if they have a reason – distant visitors, family distress, retirement ambitions, onshore wind farms never paying back their carbon consumption if Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Scotsman letters

  Heated debate The SNP Energy Plan indicates a capacity of 85GW of generation plant on the Scottish grid by 2035. However, Jim Stamper (Letters, 15 January) did not note that, in summer, demand will drop to less than 10GW, so around 75GW of capacity will sit idle, accruing Constraint Read more

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Governmnent preps CfD boost – Business Green

Government sets out suite of proposed reforms to enable onshore wind ‘repowering’ projects to bid in clean power contract auctions from 2025 More of Britain’s ageing onshore wind farms could be eligible for clean power contracts from 2025, as part of a package of reforms that should enable upgrades to Read more

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The race to fix clean energy’s waste problem- BBC

In the race to reduce emissions, plans to build wind farms are skyrocketing. But while the electricity is clean, this green industry has a waste problem. Now there’s a race to solve it – as Adrienne Murray has been finding out.  https://www.bbc.com/reel/video/p0h44h48/the-race-to-fix-clean-energy-s-waste-problem?fbclid=IwAR0hY5BHs_WqhABE4XPuApTeDKot6gtbNdyBwW_mUWl7lBv9T8U4tZkLmTs

By SAS Volunteer, ago