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Official Report
Meeting date:
8 October 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 08 October 2024
The UK Labour Government has announced the extension of the household support fund, which will see Scotland receiving an estimated £41 million in Barnett consequential funding.
Last updated:
25 February 2025
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Supported by: Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Paul Sweeney*, Rona Mackay*, Miles Briggs*, Karen Adam*, Clare Adamson*, Foysol Choudhury* *S6M-16406 Ash Regan: Speak with One Voice to Protect Scotland’s National Refinery Capacity at Grangemouth—That the Parliament considers that Scotland is one of the world’s top 25 oil-producing nations, yet faces the imminent loss of its only national refinery capacity at Grangemouth; condemns the reported decision by INEOS to proceed with refinery closure plans while reportedly receiving £600 million in UK Government support for a project in Antwerp, Belgium, raising, it believes, serious concerns about the UK Government’s commitment to Scotland’s energy security and industrial future; believes that this will have a devastating impact on jobs, energy security, supply chain resilience, and Scotland’s capacity to transition responsibly within the energy sector; calls on the UK Government to urgently intervene and prevent the closure, ensuring that Scotland retains its strategic refining capabilities rather than being left dependent on imports, and urges the Scottish Government to work with others in order to speak with one voice from this Parliament and to demand answers as to why the UK Government is reportedly funding energy infrastructure abroad while failing to protect workers, skills and industries in Scotland.
Last updated:
20 March 2026
NatureScot February evidence session follow up 19 March 2026
The scale of casework has always been at a high level as Scotland’s economy continues to grow, diversify and decarbonise.
Last updated:
18 December 2025
Letter from Cabinet Secretary for Transport Publication of EV Vision Implementation Plan 18 December
Since 2011 the Scottish Government has invested over £65 million in expanding Scotland’s public electric vehicle charging network and, as a direct result, today Scotland has a public charging network that compares favourably to any other part of the UK.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
19 December 2022
Budget 2023-24 - Financial transactions
Financial transactions
The 2022-23 Budget includes £424 million for financial transactions (FTs), including drawdown of £50 million from the Scotland Reserve. These FTs relates to Barnett consequentials resulting from a range of UK government equity/loan finance schemes (primarily the UK housing scheme, Help to Buy) and have been a regular source of funding since 2012-13.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 March 2023
S6W-15197
This includes:At least £465m to support those least able to pay, delivered through our Warmer Homes Scotland and Area Based schemes.£300m for Scotland’s Heat Network Fund.£200m Social Housing Net Zero Heat Fund, investing in a sector already leading the way in the heat transition.£200m Scottish Green Public Sector Estate Scheme, supporting leadership for energy efficiency and heat decarbonisation right across the public sector.
Last updated:
3 October 2024
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S6W-30419 Douglas Lumsden: To ask the Scottish Government when it last met the UK Government to discuss the impact of any funding changes on local skills initiatives for the energy sector in Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 May 2025
S6W-37781
To support this, the Scottish Government is working with NHS Scotland Health Boards to implement a range of energy efficiency and decarbonisation measures, including onsite and offsite renewable energy systems such as solar panels.The current funding approach for NHS Scotland decarbonisation involves leveraging both public capital and private investment as funding options for renewable energy schemes and to consider partnerships with suppliers through Power Purchase Agreements.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 March 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 20 March 2024
Two of Creative Scotland’s regularly funded organisations—the Stove Network and the Wigtown Festival Company—are based in Dumfries and Galloway.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 October 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 03 October 2024
This work sits alongside a wide range of related work, such as our green industrial strategy, which was published last month, and substantial investments, including the just transition fund, offshore wind investment, the energy transition fund and Scotland’s heat network fund.
