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Official Report Meeting date: 27 January 2026

Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 27 January 2026

We have taken these numbers from Local Energy Scotland’s community benefit register, which is a fantastic resource, so hats off to Local Energy Scotland for pulling this together.
Official Report Meeting date: 17 January 2023

Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 17 January 2023

The cheapest form of fuel that you can get is the fuel that you do not use, so greater efficiencies are a key part of the policy. Warmer homes Scotland, which is the Home Energy Scotland programme, the Business Energy Scotland programme and the area-based schemes are all about reducing energy demand and making properties more heat efficient.
Committees Published: 18 August 2021

Priorities for Session 6 - Scottish Federation of Housing Associations - 18 August 2021

 The social housing sector has the most energy efficient homes in Scotland, and the Scottish Government’s energy efficiency standards have helped to drive this.
Last updated: 12 October 2022

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Earlier this year, we committed to expanding the Home Energy Scotland advice service by 20%.
Last updated: 3 March 2025

Letter from CabSecNZE Heat in Buildings Capital Allocation 28 February 2025

Scotland’s Heat Grant support for infrastructure investment for heat networks. 35 Network Fund Supports third-party investment up to 50% intervention rate.
Committee reports Date published: 27 February 2026

Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee Report on the Draft Climate Change Plan - Buildings (Residential and Public)

Buildings (Residential and Public) Emissions from residential and public buildings mostly come from heating, and account for 15% of Scotland's emissions. They have reduced by39% between 1990 and 2023iDraft Climate Change Plan, Annex 2, pg 2 largely resulting from progressive improvements in energy standards for new buildings, government funded energy retrofit programmes and the mandate of more efficient condensing boilers.
Last updated: 21 February 2024

Budget 2024 25 CabSec follow up 20 February 2024

This has included recent investment in Aurora Energy Services . In Year 3, we will continue to support a range of pioneering projects including: • Research designed to enable the offshore production of green hydrogen. • The construction of a Just Transition Hub with a focus on land use and agriculture at the James Hutton Institute in Aberdeen. • Providing direct support to businesses and the energy supply chain through our Energy Transition Challenge Fund. • Providing direct support to communities through our Participatory Budgeting Fund.
Last updated: 30 September 2025

Letter to NetZET Committee 1 December 2021 Ministerial Responsibilities

CMAL heritage • Future Generations  Energy and energy consents  Drinking Water Quality Regulator  Roads and road safety  Plant Health Commissioner  National Public Energy Agency  Private Water  Motorways and Trunk Roads • Member of Cabinet Sub- • Member of Cabinet Sub-  Fuel poverty  Forestry & Woodlands  Transport Information Committee on Climate Emergency Committee on Legislation  Physical and marine environment  Forestry and Land Scotland  Scottish Canals  Flood prevention & coastal erosion  Scottish Forestry  Freight Industry  Water quality and Scottish Water  EU Support and Related Services  Islands Connectivity Plan  Strategic Transport Projects Review  Forest Research (Cross Border  Maritime Policy including ports and Services) canals  Environmental and climate justice  Aviation & Air Services (including HIAL)  Crown Estate Scotland  Transport resilience & major events  Marine planning  GM Scottish Ministers, special advisers and the Permanent Secretary are covered by the terms of the Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016.
Last updated: 30 August 2022

Informal focus group discussions on fuel poverty

The meeting began with a formal evidence session where the Committee heard from Existing Homes Alliance, THAW Orkney, Energy Action Scotland and Citizens Advice Scotland.
Last updated: 11 May 2022

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SFHA Briefing: Net Zero, Energy & Transport Committee Inquiry into Rising Energy Prices May 2022 SFHA is the membership body for, and collective voice of, housing associations and co‑operatives in Scotland.

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