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Date answered:
29 August 2001
S1W-17587
To ask the Scottish Executive what the remit is of the Health Technology Board for Scotland, who its members are and what its annual funding is.
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24 December 1999
S1W-03240
To ask the Scottish Executive what mechanisms are currently in place in Scotland to distribute European Leader funding.
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Date answered:
26 January 2007
S2W-31389
Thewebsite link is as follows http://www.scotland.gov.uk/161862.The publication wasdeveloped in consultation with key stakeholders and provides best practice guidanceon the methods to identify, mitigate and manage peat slide hazards and risks, inrespect of section 36 electricity generation projects.Hardcopies of the guidance havebeen placed in the Scottish Parliament Information Centre (Bib. number 41566) andare also available on request from the Scottish Executive Energy...
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Date answered:
25 April 2005
S2W-15983
To ask the Scottish Executive what the indirect subsidy is from (a) renewables obligation certificates, (b) climate change levy and (c) any other related government grant per kilowatt-hour to (i) onshore wind, (ii) offshore wind, (iii) coal-fired, (iv) gas-fired and (v) nuclear generation of energy. Information on any indirect subsidygained by (i) onshore ...
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Date answered:
26 November 2004
S2W-12149
Detailed information regardingthe Transmission Issues Working Group’s objectives, work plan and progress are availableon the Department of Trade and Industry’s website at:http://www.dti.gov.uk/energy/renewables/technologies/transmission.shtml:Ofgem is currently consultingon Transmission Investment for Renewable Generation, following on from the RenewableEne...
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Date answered:
5 November 2003
S2W-03379
To ask the Scottish Executive how much it has spent in the last 10 years on measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and what proportion of this expenditure relates to (a) transport policy, (b) energy policy, (c) agriculture or forestry policy and (d) peatland restoration.
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29 October 2003
S2W-03098
Guidance is given in National Planning PolicyGuideline 6: Renewable Energy Technologies (NPPG 6). This was revised inNovember 2000.
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Date answered:
9 November 2001
S1W-19439
The table shows the budget and a breakdown of expenditure for Scottish Natural Heritage since 1997-98. 1997-98£ million1998-99£ million1999-2000£ million2000-01£ millionRunning Costs17.016.917.718.5Capital Costs1.31.41.62.1Programme Costs18.718.919.920.8Total Budget37.037.239.241.4Running costs include all salary, superannuation and associated expenditure on buildings, travel, energy etc. A large proportion of the salary costs relate to people working directly for the benefit of the natural heritage.Capital costs include the purchase or improvement of assets, many of which directly support activities benefiting the natural heritage.Programme costs is direct expenditure enhancing and conserving the natural heritage via grants, site safeguard agreements and research contracts etc.
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Date answered:
9 November 2000
S1W-10529
The figure quoted was based on an analysis of data from the 1996 Scottish House Condition Survey, using the National Energy Rating Scheme modelling programme, Autoevaluator, uprated to 1999 prices.
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Date answered:
27 September 2000
S1W-09829
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answers to questions S1W-9005 and S1O-2178 by Sarah Boyack and Alasdair Morrison on 31 August 2000 and 7 September 2000 respectively, why the number of grants made under the Energy Savings Trust's Powershift programme since 1997 for conversion of motor vehicles to use liquid petroleum gas was stated to be 96 in...
