Herald letters

It’s not our electricity NICK Dekker (Letters, May 5) states that “Scotland has been, and still is, a massive net exporter of electricity to England”. He is wrong. The wind turbines in Scotland were manufactured abroad, brought here on foreign ships and erected by foreign labour. These turbines are foreign-owned Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Three Perthshire forests and windfarm go on market for £130m in ‘rare’ sale – Courier

Three Perthshire forests and a wind farm have gone on the market for £130 million. The neighbouring forests, which can be found in the Tay Valley, cover more than 6,530 hectares of land, according to estate agency Savills. The sale will be split onto two lots.  https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/perth-kinross/4361767/perthshire-forests-sale/?fbclid=IwAR0klH2563zvgjDBwkTg9-zO4BiBAdH5C0dV0QH5pocN_ex8hmYtfO31t-o

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Herald letters

  Don’t leave energy to politicians THE news that the Scottish Government is obdurate in its resistance to taking a share of the UK’s plan to have by 2050, 24GW of nuclear energy contributing to the country’s energy needs, is unsurprising but seriously alarming. At present Scotland is importing 1.5GW Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago