A move to cut subsidy for onshore wind farms has been welcomed by Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale MP David Mundell. The UK Government is to reduce funding levels for new turbines on land, while giving more backing to offshore projects. Read more
The Scottish Government has paved the way for a second commercial windfarm in Angus — while closing the door on another. Two reporters have upheld an appeal over the six-turbine development at Govals Farm near the A90 dual carriageway, exactly Read more
Bankruptcies abound as China’s central planners struggle to keep its green industry from rotting China’s aggressive push to “green” its economy and become the world leader in renewable energy is admired by many commentators in the West. Those admirers need Read more
By Janice Gillie A reduction in onshore wind farm subsidies looks set to make very little difference to the number of turbines in the Berwickshire landscape. The UK Government announced last week that the subsidy for onshore wind farms was Read more
The suggestion that Fife’s Longannet coal-fired power plant is a top polluter is not new. The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) declared in October that it was one of the top two sources of carbon emissions in the country. The Read more
By Jim Pickard and Mure Dickie Scotland’s government loves to talk of the windy and wave-pounded northern nation as a potential powerhouse of low-carbon energy but warnings that independence could make this focus on renewables a heavy burden for Read more
The Energy and Climate Change Committee will take evidence in public on the Outcomes of Warsaw COP 19 at 11 am on Tuesday 10 December 2013 in the Grimond Room, Portcullis House. (Video)
A new report has claimed that the UK has missed out on thousands of jobs because Westminster failed to develop a home-grown supply chain before handing huge subsidies to green energy firms. Norman Smith – a former civil servant who Read more