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28 January 2025
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We estimate that only around 15% of investment in Scotland’s built heritage funding comes directly from the heritage sector, which includes our own grants programme.
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28 January 2025
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We estimate that only around 15% of investment in Scotland’s built heritage funding comes directly from the heritage sector, which includes our own grants programme.
Last updated:
7 September 2023
SMEs event summary note
Scottish Parliament Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee (Session 6) Scotland’s electricity infrastructure: inhibitor or enabler of our energy ambitions?
Committee reports
Date published:
13 November 2024
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2025-26: Third sector funding principles - Third sector funding
Of this spend, 43% was related to staffing in 2021 with charities spending ranging from 20-40% at small charities to 70-80% at large social care and health charities.iScottish Council of Voluntary Organisation's (SCVO), State of the Sector 2023, Funding and Finance, Expenditure 2022
In the most recent Third Sector Tracker, SCVO reports that 88% “of organisations reported taking actions to mitigate financial challenges that they had experienced since December 2023.”iiScottish Third Sector Tracker, Wave 8, Spring 2024, page 13 Of the action recorded, the most common were applying for new funding from new funders and using financial reserves.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 January 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 26 January 2023
We are, we hope, ideally placed to both shape and benefit from the future potential of the global marine energy market. We have also supported a number of initiatives, such as by providing £18.25 million to Wave Energy Scotland and £75 million to the energy transition fund.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 July 2016
S5W-01168
There are currently no other funded wave innovation programmes with which Wave Energy Scotland (WES) can align.
Last updated:
8 September 2023
Ministerial portfolio responsibilities September 2023
Scottish Ministers, special advisers and the Permanent Secretary are covered by the terms of the Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016. See www.lobbying.scot St Andrew’s House, Regent Road, Edinburgh EH1 3DG www.gov.scot On energy policy, as noted above, while the majority of this work falls within the remit of the Cabinet Secretary for Wellbeing Economy, Fair Work and Energy and sits with the Minister for Energy and Environment, responsibility for energy efficiency, heat networks, heating and domestic energy transformation and the Heat in Buildings Programme sit with the Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings, Active Travel and Tenants' Rights, as part of my portfolio.
Committees
Published:
3 June 2021
Helen Braynis submission of 3 June 2021
The area has extreme fuel poverty which the project will not alleviate.
I support renewables (tidal, wave, solar) and belong to the Scottish Greens, but the current planning process is not working..
Last updated:
19 May 2023
Electricity infrastructure inquiry followup information
The Scottish Government has also committed £100 million to support renewable hydrogen production through the Emerging Energy Technologies Fund (EETF). This capital fund will help projects become operational and produce renewable hydrogen by 2025/26 and kick start the hydrogen economy in Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 March 2026
S6W-43883
To ask the Scottish Government what consideration it gave to the security of employment of the workers at Wave Energy Scotland as part of its decision to not allocate the organisation funding in its draft Budget 2026-27.
