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Introduction
Actions that will be taken over the next five years to support the development of a hydrogen economy to further our efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from Scotland 's energy system while ensuring a just transition.
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- Hydrogen action plan
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Table 1.7j
A detailed overview of landings of sea fish; the Scottish fishing fleet; and the number of sea fishermen employed.
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Table 2.7.a Effort of regulated gears in the Cod Recovery Zone (1) in kwDays ('000) by Scottish based over 10 metre vessels by area and gear type, 2001 to 2013
Statistics on the Scottish fishing fleet and its catches in 2013
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Annex 3: Seafish segments and reported clusters
This report details the findings of a new survey of crews on Scottish fishing vessels. It provides new information across a range of indicators such as age, nationality, job tenure and skills.
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Table 1.5.a Quantity and value of landings by Scottish vessels using demersal gears by main species1: 2011
A detailed overview of landings of sea fish; the Scottish fishing fleet; and the number of sea fishermen employed.
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Onshore Renewables Interactions
Onshore wind farm and transmission line developments have the potential to adversely affect freshwater and diadromous fish and associated fisheries through a number of mechanisms.
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Unlicensed (hobby) fishermen
Information and regulations governing unlicensed or 'hobby' fishermen.
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Impact Assessments
This consultation covers proposals for the regulations on procedures to amend the National Planning Framework and Local Development Plans. We aim to ensure the planning system is more responsive and streamlined, whilst balancing the need for robust
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Delivering a fair and secure net zero energy system
Plan to secure a just transition to be published next year.
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Step One – Develop A Clear Understanding Of Your Objectives
This is the Island Communities Impact Assessment for the Scottish Languages Bill - legislation to advance the status of, and provision for, the Gaelic and Scots languages.
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