Scotland raises climate ambition with new plan to cut emissions two thirds by 2032
Scottish Government drafts plan for fully decarbonised electricity sector and 80 per cent low carbon heat supplies by 2032
The Scottish Government today set out draft proposals to achieve a 66 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2032 against a 1990 baseline, demonstrating what it described as "a new level of...
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