The Milnes return to Court on 23 January to continue their Noise Nuisance case against Stuartfield Windpower Ltd. Procedural Hearing Sheriff Unallocated Case Title Case Ref Solicitor Andrew Milne + others v Stuartfield Windpower Limited ABE-B336-17 Balfour + Manson LLP
Read moreWritten by David McPhee The jobs requirement for the UK North Sea offshore wind industry is set to swell over the next ten years, according to a new skills report. With the sector’s generation capacity due to jump from 0.9...
Read moreBy Simon Neville Building wind farms in England is pointless because it isn’t windy enough, the boss of Britain’s biggest wind power firm has said. Keith Anderson, chief executive of Scottish Power, which supplies gas and electricity to nearly five...
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By Stephen Bark *Councillors are set to approve the proposed Overhill Wind Farm despite fears it could damage important wildlife habitat. The 10-turbine development would be the tallest wind farm in East Ayrshire and is set to be approved by Read more…
By Louise Glen A controversial planning application for a community-owned wind turbine in the Western Isles has been submitted by crofters. The planning application submitted to Western Isles Council by a crofters consortium known as Sandwick North Street is for Read more…
Written by David McPhee Grampian and Highlands politicians have hit out at the Scottish Government after it was revealed more than half of the country’s windfarm applications are on their patch. Of the 27 onshore wind application currently sitting with Read more…
Scottish firm plans to use oil and gas infrastructure to store CO2 in depleted beds … but big players are notable by their absence. CARBON capture and storage (CCS) sounds like an ingenious recipe for reducing carbon dioxide levels and Read more…
Erection Of 9 Turbines, Access And Associated Works, Strathallan Wind Farm, Land 900 Metres North East Of Greenscares, Braco http://www.dpea.scotland.gov.uk/CaseDetails.aspx?id=118115
The recent coverage of the scandalous amount of money that is being paid out to turn off wind turbines, mainly in Scotland, should make consumers across the UK gasp with disbelief and anger. The reckless deployment of thousands of turbines Read more…