Scotsman letters

  Power Point Stephen Flynn, the SNP Leader at Westminster, provided no data on how he will achieve “sustained economic growth with independence” (your report, 17 July) when the 45,000MW of windmills, announced in the SNP Energy Paper issued in the spring, will produce no electricity when the wind fails Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Herald letters

Wind farms are far from green YOU carry an article on the destruction/reconstruction of the Hagshaw wind farm (“Scotland’s first commercial windfarm to be repowered”, The Herald, July 14). I note that the powers that be in SSE Renewables seem to be under the illusion that their efforts in Hagshaw’s Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Scotsman letters

  Hypocrites Climate Camp Scotland has said that the protest camp set up near the Ineos Kinneil terminal in Grangemouth will be Scotland’s biggest protest encampment for a decade (your report, 13 July). Did the demonstrators from India, Netherlands and Ukraine arrive by bike? What about the others? As usual, Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Herald letters

IAN Blackford’s excitedly-trumpeted “Roadmap for a Scottish Green industrial Strategy” (“Ian Blackford: Roadmap for a green industrial future for Scotland”, heraldscotland, July 14) flies in the face of what he said before he was elected. It is simply going to help Big Energy industrialise the Highlands against the will of Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Closing submission on controversial Dumfries and Galloway pylon project may contain offensive material – Daily Record

A closing submission on a controversial pylon project has been blocked from publication by the Scottish Government because it may contain offensive material. SP Energy Networks lodged its summary justifying construction of the Glenlee-Tongland overhead line section of the Kendoon-Tongland Reinforcement (KTR) with the planning and environmental appeals division (DPEA) Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago