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Official Report
Meeting date:
15 December 2022
Social Justice and Social Security Committee 15 December 2022
We must look at the overall causes of why energy costs in Scotland are so high. We need powers to deal with that in Scotland.
Last updated:
13 December 2023
A9 Inquiry SPICe summary Dec2023_
Considers the re-tendering of this Deputy First section under two models: Minister, Cabinet Secretary for Net 1. a modified version of Transport Scotland’s Zero Energy, and current Design and Build contract, which Transport and reduces risk to the contractor.
Last updated:
4 September 2024
Report of the Visit to the Arctic Circle Assembly
It is, he said, perfectly placed on the map for this and being plugged into this could help Scotland’s development as a regional green energy power.
Committee reports
Date published:
4 October 2024
Stage 1 report on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill - Annual reporting on emission reduction and climate change plan progress
At the end of each carbon budget period, these reports will also include an indication of whether Scotland’s carbon budget target for that period has been met."
Last updated:
12 December 2022
Minutes of the meeting held on 7 March 2022
In his experience access to capital is a big main issue for housing co-ops in Scotland as well as in Wales. In Glasgow there are currently 2,500 empty homes.
Last updated:
12 July 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 20 June 2023
Q: Paul Tetlaw (Transform Scotland) asked what proportion of Scotland’s total carbon emissions come from ferries.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 September 2021
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 21 September 2021
Without hijacking this slot, I want to quickly indicate that we recognise the future importance of other areas, such as green hydrogen and, for our region in particular, tidal and wave energy. We are keen to continue to build on the success of the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney and the outputs of Wave Energy Scotland.
Last updated:
11 March 2025
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(S6T-02395) followed by Scottish Government Debate: Supporting Households with Cost of Living Pressures and Rising Energy Bills Shirley-Anne Somerville: Supporting Households with Cost of Living Pressures S6M-16750 and Rising Energy Bills—That the Parliament notes that Ofgem’s energy price cap has soared to £1,849 for the average household, which is the third increase in a row and 9.4% (£159) higher than this time last year; recognises that this will compound cost of living pressures for households across Scotland; welcomes the Scottish Government’s action in the recently passed Budget (Scotland) (No. 4) Bill, including the reintroduction of universal winter fuel payments for pensioners and through energy efficiency programmes; believes that reforming energy markets and harnessing Scotland’s renewable potential will bolster energy security and, in turn, reduce consumer bills, and calls on the UK Government to make urgent progress on delivering its commitment to reduce bills by £300, against which no progress has yet been made.
Last updated:
11 March 2025
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Supporting Households with Cost of Living Pressures and Rising Energy Bills: The Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice (Shirley-Anne Somerville) moved S6M-16750—That the Parliament notes that Ofgem's energy price cap has soared to £1,849 for the average household, which is the third increase in a row and 9.4% (£159) higher than this time last year; recognises that this will compound cost of living pressures for households across Scotland; welcomes the Scottish Government's action in the recently passed Budget (Scotland) (No. 4) Bill, including the reintroduction of universal winter fuel payments for pensioners and through energy efficiency programmes; believes that reforming energy markets and harnessing Scotland's renewable potential will bolster energy security and, in turn, reduce consumer bills, and calls on the UK Government to make urgent progress on delivering its commitment to reduce bills by £300, against which no progress has yet been made.
Committee reports
Date published:
11 May 2023
Report on the Scottish Government's Air Quality Improvement Plan and wider air quality issues - Low Emissions Zones and other local measures
Stakeholders welcomed the introduction of LEZs in Scotland's four biggest cities as an important step in the right direction for reducing air pollution in Scotland's urban spaces. iWritten submissions from ERCS, Sustrans Scotland, Asthma + Lung UK Scotland, SEPA and Dr Heather Price.However, they were clear that the introduction of LEZs was not a 'silver bullet' in tackling air pollution. iNet Zero, Energy and Transport Committee.
