Scotland's Economy
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World Tourism Day 2020
27th September 2020 by Fergus Ewing MSP
Rural Economy & Tourism Secretary Fergus Ewing writes about recognising tourism as a positive force on World Tourism Day 2020
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Further UK Government action required to support our green recovery
7th September 2020 by Michael Matheson
Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity Secretary Michael Matheson outlines a number of key areas where action is needed urgently, if we are to deliver a green recovery and our shared net-zero ambitions.
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Paul Wheelhouse on Scotland’s energy sector
11th December 2019 by Alan Bannon
This year was a significant one for Scotland’s energy sector, most notably with the Scottish Government declaring a climate emergency, and outlining our commitment to become a net-zero emissions economy and society by 2045. Our Programme for Government (PfG) outlined the key role renewable energy sources will play in reducing emissions and decarbonising Scotland’s transport…
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In the news: climate change and business
24th December 2018 by johnfitzgerald
Findings released by World Wildlife Foundation Scotland today suggests that small to medium-sized businesses feel less prepared for the risks of climate change compared to larger businesses. The survey of 300 businesses shows that only 2 in 5 of Scotland’s smaller firms feel prepared for risks posed by climate change, while over three-quarters of larger…
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Solar Feed in Tariffs
25th January 2012 by Fergus Ewing MSP
Today the UK Government’s Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) lost its appeal to the UK High Court on Solar Feed In Tariffs.