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Enterprise area status a boost for Dundee's renewable energy hopes
Dundee's fledgling renewables sector has been given a major boost by being declared as one of Scotland's new enterprise areas. (...)
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Alternatives sought after solar panel scheme switched off
Dundee City Council has committed itself to trying to find a replacement for its collapsed solar power project. (...)
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Minister marks offshore renewables milestone at Energy Park Fife
Energy, enterprise and tourism minister Fergus Ewing marked a milestone in Scotland's offshore renewables sector during a visit to Methil. (...)
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Green light for new council vehicles
A pledge has been made to invest in greener technology for Perth and Kinross Council vehicles. (...)
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FMC Technologies opens 100m Dunfermline wind turbine — and changes the skyline
FMC Technologies opened a 1.5-megawatt wind turbine at its Dunfermline plant on Wednesday. (...)
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UK Government committee calls Forth Energy's biomass plans into question
A new report has cast doubt on Forth Energy's biomass plans for Dundee, Rosyth, Grangemouth and Leith. (...)
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Impact of 'inappropriate' Fife wind turbine near New Gilston
A proposed wind turbine in Fife would have a ''major, significant and adverse'' impact on the landscape, objectors have warned. (...)
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Levenmouth councillors give mixed reception to Earlseat windfarm plans
Plans for a major windfarm in central Fife have been broadly welcomed by Levenmouth councillors. (...)
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Plan for 110ft wind turbine on Dundee's outskirts
A 110-foot wind turbine could be built on the northern outskirts of Dundee, if a planning application is approved. (...)
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Colleges will work together to train energy workers
Scottish colleges are joining forces to train workers for the rapidly-developing energy sector. (...)
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WWF hails Longannet carbon capture plan
Plans to utilise a giant pipeline that will transport carbon dioxide through Fife, Angus and Perthshire to the North Sea have been welcomed by WWF Scotland. (...)
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Proposal for 79m Bridgefoot turbine promises cash for community
A 79-metre wind turbine could be put up on farmland north of Dundee, generating cash for the community as well as electricity. (...)
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MSP calls for biomass plant air quality answers
Controversial plans for a biomass plant in Dundee are under fresh scrutiny after a local MSP demanded immediate answers on air quality concerns. (...)
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Think tank OECD supports Scottish Government's drive towards green energy
One of the world's most influential economic think tanks has backed Scottish Government plans to make Scotland into a renewable energy powerhouse. (...)
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Blockade at docks over biomass proposals
Seven people were arrested after environmental campaigners blockaded Grangemouth docks in protest against controversial plans to build biomass generators at four Scottish locations, including sites in Dundee and Rosyth. (...)
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Company behind Dundee biomass plant remains tight-lipped about its plans
The company behind a controversial bid to build a biomass generator at Dundee docks has refused to say whether they would consider scaling back the project. (...)
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Biomass plant can strengthen Dundee's bid to become renewables hub
The renewables industry can give Dundee a future by supporting the employment of hundreds and indirectly thousands of its people and playing a leading role in helping Scotland meet important energy targets, according to one of the key figures in the green energy sector. (...)
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£325 million Rosyth biomass plant backing
Plans for a £325 million biomass plant at Rosyth have been backed by Fife planning committee, on condition a number of concerns are addressed. (...)
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Largoward wind farm developer accuses public bodies of opposing Scottish Government policy
A would-be wind farm developer has taken a swipe at Fife Council and Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH), accusing them of being antagonistic towards Scottish Government policy. (...)
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Blairingone biomass group asks the proposal be judged on its merits
The developer behind plans for a biomass plant on a Kinross-shire agricultural site has urged the community to judge the proposal on its own merits. (...)
