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Friends of the Earth claims report proves case for renewable energy
Coal-fired power stations like Longannet in Fife could be a thing of the past, claims Friends of the Earth. (...)
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Fossil fuel levy decision a 'giant swizz' by Treasury
The First Minister has accused the UK Government of trying to pull a "giant swizz" that could threaten Tayside and Fife's future in the profitable renewables market. (...)
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New energy plans 'need money'
More funding will be needed to meet new energy efficiency targets unveiled by the Scottish Government, it has been claimed. (...)
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Alex Salmond sets ambitious renewables target for Scotland's next decade
More than three quarters of Scotland's electricity supply will come from renewable sources within a decade, First Minister Alex Salmond has said. (...)
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Biomass plans fuel fear of 'neo-colonial land grab' in Africa
The company behind plans to build a massive biomass plant in Dundee has said all of its fuel will come from sustainable sources. (...)
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Strong parliamentary backing for new Forth bridge
Scotland's biggest construction project is firmly on course after MSPs overwhelmingly backed plans for a new bridge across the Forth. (...)
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