Scotland should power ahead with 50 per cent clean energy target, say campaigners
Following "landmark year" for renewables, environmental and industry groups reignite campaign for Scottish government to target 50 per cent clean energy across heat, electricity and transport by 2030
Green groups have today called on Scottish ministers to set an ambitious new target to source half of Scotland's energy needs for electricity, heat and transport from renewable sources by 2030. In October...
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