HIGH PRIORITY!! – Call to Action – Reform Legislation Consultation – by 29th November
This is your chance to influence legislation designed to improve the renewables infrastructure approval process for Scotland.
It has come to the notice of HoFWIG that the DESNZ is drafting proposals for reforming the consenting processes in Scotland under the Electricity act 1989.
The public are invited to read the HMG document here and answer their questions here. HoFWIG have looked in detail at the proposals and provide some help for you to form your own views and provide feedback, either online or by email.
Here are the two HoFWIG documents to help you
One is a guide by HoWIG to answering the questions and the other is a spreadsheet, which gives the proposals, the consultation questions and the issues the questions raise with HoFWIG’s suggested responses.
- Cover Note
- Consultation template
If you are responding by email, which we suggest you do, please send it to
scottishelectricityconsenting@energysecurity.gov.uk
Subject – Electricity Infrastructure Consenting in Scotland – November 2024
copied to
MPs
andrew.bowie.mp@parliament.uk
stephen.flynn.mp@parliament.uk
kirsty.blackman.mp@parliament.uk
MSPs
MinisterEJTFW@gov.scot alexander.burnett.msp@parliament.scot
Maggie.Chapman.msp@parliament.scot Jackie.Dunbar.msp@parliament.scot
Maurice.Golden.msp@parliament.scot Liam.Kerr.msp@parliament.scot
Douglas.Lumsden.msp@parliament.scot Michael.Marra.msp@parliament.scot
Mercedes.Villalba.msp@parliament.scot Tess.White.msp@parliament.scot
Cabsecfornze@gov.scot Gillian.martin.msp@parliament.scot
Include your own email address, home address and a contact number.
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