See below to find out how they get the results they want! The polling, revealing public views on onshore wind farms in Scotland, is set to be published at the Labour party conference in Liverpool A new poll has showed an overwhelming backing for onshore wind farms, with more than Read more…
News that the total number of offshore wind jobs in Scotland fell from 29,700 to 25,700 in the past year while profits have risen from almost £9 billion to £13bn are another nail in the coffin of the SNP-Greens’ “just transition”. They must find a way to tax these Read more…
In today’s Scotsman
Anyone can object to a planning application. All comments will be considered, but only comments which raise material planning considerations can be taken into account when an application is decided. Objections may not always result in planning permission being refused, because there are other factors such as the planning Read more…
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This is a picture of the safeguarding lights at Neilston Wind farm in East Renfrewshire taken from a bedroom window at 1km.
Energy strategy Mark Stewart’s article on how we finance our energy transition (Scotsman, 14 June) was very interesting. To some extent he is correct to say: “The availability of risk capital to make manifest changes is still incredibly difficult to secure.” He is not correct if government provided the Read more…
Information requested 1. When and specifically, how microplastic pollution issues will be addressed by the Scottish Government. In particular, on leading edge erosion aspects, assessment of Bisphenol A (BNA) and other pollutants found in water and water sources near industrial wind turbines in Scotland. 2. Copies of plans to measure Read more…