Green economy

Fears over 'Biggest Data Centre on Earth' being located in Scotland

Author / Creator: Beth Templeton

Media type: Newspaper article

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Concerns have been raised at Amazon's plans to develop three huge data centres in Central Scotland. 

Not only do they consume huge amounts of power, but local groups are concerned that their demand for water will overpower their local supplies and infrastructure.


Green and sustainable finance in Scotland: Leveraging the growth opportunity

Author / Creator: Scottish Financial Enterprise

Media type: Report

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New report highlights role of green finance in driving Scotland’s net zero ambitions


The Finance Gap for UK Nature

Author / Creator: Environmental economics consultancy

Media type: Report

Date published: 2023

The finance gap to meet the UK’s nature related outcomes is at least between £44 billion and £97 billion over the next 10 years


The Credibility Gap for Green Finance

Author / Creator: Jon Hollingdale

Media type: Report

Date published: 2023

Critiques the ‘green finance gap’ for Scotland


Independence and the Transition to a Net Zero Economy

Author / Creator: Bottom Line

Media type: Article

Date published: 2023

The need for all economies to transition to Net Zero presents Scotland with considerable economic opportunities.


Green Politics

Author / Creator: Antje Brown

Media type: Book

Date published: 2020

Scottish decision makers shy away from a determined green approach. Can Green ambitions and national identity politics be pursued together?


Why the Oil Barons Can’t Survive a Green New Deal

Author / Creator: Craig Dalzell

Media type: Article

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The alternatives to oil are already apparent. The transition to a green economy will remove the demand for almost all oil based products.

 


Scottish independence: could wind power Scotland back into the EU?

Author / Creator: Piotr Marek Jaworski

Media type: News Media

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Scotland’s competitive advantage in green energy ought to be an important part of the economic case for independence when the second referendum takes place.