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Oil and gas statistics: 2018
Estimates of oil and gas production activity in Scotland (including Scottish adjacent waters).
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Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies (LHEES): phase 1 pilots - social evaluation
Findings from the social evaluation of the first phase of LHEES pilots, in which 12 local authorities participated between September 2017 and March 2018.
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Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies (LHEES): phase 1 pilots - technical evaluation
Findings from the technical evaluation of the first phase of LHEES pilots, in which 12 local authorities participated between September 2017 and March 2018.
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Energy Efficient Scotland programme: analysis of delivery mechanism
Report exploring how best to oversee the delivery of our programme to improve energy efficiency and promote low carbon heating in Scotland's homes and buildings.
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Marine Energy Research Symposium March 2019
Conference highlighting current and future opportunities for marine renewables in Scotland.
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- Marine energy research symposium
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Scottish natural capital: ecosystem service accounts 2019
This publication, prepared by the Office of National Statistics (ONS), presents estimates of the quantity and value of ten services being supplied by Scottish natural capital.
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HES Homecare pilot: evaluation
The aim of the Home Energy Scotland (HES) Homecare pilot was to test the Energycarer approach to tackling rural fuel poverty.
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Domestic and non-domestic energy performance certificates review: executive summary
Analysis of responses to our three public consultations about energy performance certificates (EPCs).
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Domestic and non-domestic energy performance certificates: review
Analysis of responses to our three public consultations about energy performance certificates (EPCs).
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Domestic and non-domestic energy performance certificates review: supplementary notes
Notes supplementing analysis of responses to our three public consultations about energy performance certificates (EPCs).