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Last updated: 5 March 2025

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It needs to be a real pipeline, not a wish list'; further understands that addressing these concerns will be key to unlocking the potential of Scotland to attract investment, and calls for the Scottish Government to use all levers available to it, and to work constructively with the UK Government, to achieve the shared ambition of delivering growth and prosperity across Scotland."
Official Report Meeting date: 3 September 2025

Meeting of the Parliament 03 September 2025

Lastly, the member talked about some of the wider opportunities that are emerging through project willow and how we unlock the National Wealth Fund commitment to funding. That is a particular priority at the moment.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 27 June 2025

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Since 2020-21, 50 grants worth a total of £44.57m have been allocated to projects to support and develop green hydrogen production, as detailed in the following table.Year Funding AllocatedYear(s) Funding Award(s) SpanFunding StreamRecipient(s)Total AmountDescription2020-212020-21Hydrogen Capital BudgetEuropean Marine Energy Centre£1.8mTo support delivery of innovative energy system combining flow battery technology with tidal power to produce continuous renewable hydrogen.2020-212020-21Hydrogen Capital BudgetEuropean Marine Energy Centre£0.92mTo explore the potential for a renewable hydrogen combustion engine to support decarbonisation of operations by Highlands and Islands Airports.2020-212020-25Hydrogen Capital BudgetScottish Gas NetworksH100 Fife Project£6.9mTo enhance understanding of the role hydrogen in decarbonising heat using the gas network.2021-222021-22Hydrogen Capital BudgetEuropean Marine Energy Centre£0.45mTo help purchase two tube trailers to increase capacity and ensure more resilient hydrogen supply.2021-222021-24Energy TransitionFundAberdeen Hydrogen Hub£15.1mTo support Aberdeen City Council to expand its hydrogen bus fleet as an anchor demand for the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub, a programme to accelerate the city’s hydrogen economy as a model that could be replicated.2021-222022-25JustTransitionFundHydroGlen Green Hydrogen Project£6.0mTo explore how farming communities can harness green hydrogen production, storage and use to aid energy transition.2023-242023-25Emerging Energy Technologies Fund - Hydrogen Innovation Scheme31 projects – details at link provided£6.9mDiverse projects spanning renewable hydrogen production, storage and distribution, and the integration of hydrogen into the energy system:https://www.gov.scot/publications/emerging-energy-technologies-fund-hydrogen-innovation-scheme-successful-projects/.2023-242024-26Emerging Energy Technologies Fund – Green Hydrogen FundStoregga Speyside Hydrogen Project£3.1mMatch-funding to help progress pre-Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) and FEED stage development.2024-252024-25Emerging Energy Technologies Fund – Green Hydrogen Fund11 projects – details at link£3.4mMatch-funding grants totalling £3.4m to progress 9 hydrogen production projects, and 2 supply chain projects:https://www.gov.scot/news/3-4-million-for-scotlands-hydrogen-future/.
Official Report Meeting date: 21 March 2024

Social Justice and Social Security Committee 21 March 2024

I will conclude by saying that data on spending from the living costs and food survey shows that disabled households in Scotland spend slightly more in essential categories such as health and energy but less on transport.
Last updated: 20 February 2025

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(Scotland) Act 1994 Non-Domestic Rates (Transitional Relief) (Scotland) Regulations 2025 (SSI 2025/39) Laid under Local Government etc.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 12 December 2023

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Our Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) has supported communities across Scotland looking to develop local community energy projects.
Official Report Meeting date: 12 May 2022

Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 12 May 2022

That significant investment will support those who are least able to pay, as will Scotland’s heat network fund and the social housing net zero heat fund.
Official Report Meeting date: 23 June 2021

Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 23 June 2021

Can the minister confirm that all of that work will be carried out here in Scotland? The reason why we are creating a £100 million green jobs fund, as well as the energy transition fund, which is already indicating that it will significantly benefit the north-east and Aberdeen, in particular, is that we want Scotland to gain the maximum economic benefit from a just transition between now and 2045 or, as Maurice Golden says, between now and 2030.
Last updated: 30 August 2023

66 Creative Scotland

The new Multi-Year Fund replaces the existing Regular Funding programme, which currently supports 120 organisations across Scotland; and elements of the Open Fund and Targeted Fund.
Last updated: 17 March 2022

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Whether CCUS has a role to play in helping the planet, and the UK and Scotland in particular, achieve net zero (with specific reference to Scotland’s 2045 target): • Carbon budgets depend on CO trajectory.

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