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3. Vision, Objectives and Approach to Policies

This Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions.

Publication type: Strategy/plan
Date: 11 December 2014

Part of:: Scotland's National Marine Plan

Chapter 5: Economic Opportunities

Seeks views on our ambition to secure an additional 8-12 GW of installed onshore wind capacity by 2030, how to tackle the barriers to deployment, and how to secure maximum economic benefit from these developments.

Publication type: Consultation paper
Date: 28 October 2021

Part of:: Onshore wind - policy statement refresh 2021: consultative draft

3. Economic impact of migration

Aims to summarise and evaluate the recent literature on the impacts of migrants and migration into Scotland.

Publication type: Research and analysis
Date: 28 October 2016

Part of:: The impacts of migrants and migration into Scotland

Footnotes

Independent analysis of the Talking 'Fracking' consultation.

Publication type: Consultation analysis
Date: 03 October 2017

Part of:: Unconventional oil and gas consultation: analysis of responses

2. The Evidence

Following consultation on the draft Strategy in 2022, this is the updated version of the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy to 2045: Tackling the Nature Emergency in Scotland, which takes into account responses to that consultation.

Publication type: Strategy/plan
Date: 07 September 2023

Part of:: Scottish Biodiversity Strategy to 2045: Tackling the Nature Emergency in Scotland

14. Submarine Cables

This Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions.

Publication type: Strategy/plan
Date: 11 December 2014

Part of:: Scotland's National Marine Plan

3.0 Methodology

This research identified and evaluated technologies which could offer carbon savings in Scottish agriculture which are not currently in use but could be brought to market within 20 years. A shortlist of technologies were explored in greater detail

Publication type: Research and analysis
Date: 06 February 2023