Herald letters

Vanishing act from the Greens ON the subject of being “absent from the Chamber” (Letters, June 22), I and many other rural residents from all over Scotland attended a debate at the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday, directly following the vote of no confidence in Lorna Slater. It was a debate Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Scotsman letters

Wind fail The Scotsman editorial of 20 June on “the energy challenge ahead” fails to address the fact that currently 75 per cent of consumer energy is obtained from gas, which is four times cheaper than that from any onshore windmill. That means a ban on domestic gas will result Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Press and journal letters

Dear Sir, So, the Scottish Energy Minister “Calls for urgent action to link wind farms to the grid” (Press and Journal 16th June). Gillian Martin MSP need to be politely reminded that ‘capacity and potential’ without any wind won’t keep the lights on. In fact, the very day she called Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Wind Turbine Noise 2023

It’s a busy week with two Inquiries underway, the Roundtable and Debate at Holyrood and the 3 day International Wind Turbine Noise Conference in Dublin. The Conference details, including Abstracts can be found on their website. There are large number of papers on health this year. We will publish the Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Letter in the Herald and Scotsman

Wind power blow I have been monitoring the flow of electricity between Scotland and England during the past few days which shows Scotland to be consistently importing electricity and up to a massive 2.8GW at times. This is significantly more than half the average Scottish electricity demand of around 5GW. Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago