DOZENS more wind farms and hydro schemes are to be considered on Scottish forestry, prompting fresh concern that large swathes of trees face the chop. http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/uk_news/scotland/article1385074.ece
Here are the reasons why the court ruling by a US federal judge that Chevron should not have to pay $9.5 billion in damages to victims of oil pollution in Ecuador is a victory for common sense and justice which Read more
British coalition politics have been blamed for the scuppering of plans to export wind energy from Ireland to the UK. http://www.irishtimes.com/business/sectors/agribusiness-and-food/tensions-between-british-government-parties-over-energy-policy-blamed-for-wind-deal-collapse-1.1717065
The UK renewable energy industry has lost 4.4GW of planned electricity generation since the beginning of February – the equivalent capacity of more than two nuclear power stations. http://www.clickgreen.org.uk/news/national-news/124304-black-month-for-uk-renewables-as-more-projects-are-axed-than-approved.html
Environment spokesman Sir Jamie McGrigor stands to make more than £8m from the development which has angered the Argyll & Bute community living around Loch Awe. A WIND FARM which could earn the Scottish Tories’ environment spokesman more than £8 Read more
By Rod Mills An energy expert has warned offshore wind power may be the “expensive luxury” Scotland can no longer afford. Ian Marchant, the former chief executive of Scottish and Southern Energy, one of Britain’s biggest investors in renewable energy, Read more
Proposals for eight turbines that would have been built five miles to the east of Barrhill have been rejected. The plans for Corwar Wind Farm were initially rejected by South Ayrshire Council’s regulatory panel at a meeting in August 2013 Read more
Developers whose plans to build a wind farm at Lyth were rejected by the Highland Council are calling for a public inquiry. Eurowind have announced it is to appeal the decision by Highland Council planners who denied it permission to Read more