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ZeroFour is located on a former RAF airfield in Montrose, nestled along the northeast coast of Scotland. Covering 123 acres, this site was purchased by Crown Estate Scotland in June 2020 and forms part of its long-term strategy to support the offshore renewable energy sector and bolster the expansion of clean growth. Crown Estate Scotland is ...
4 de ene. de 2017 · The Crown Estate in Scotland includes a diverse portfolio of property, rights and interests that influence many aspects of rural and coastal life in Scotland. The value of Crown Estate property in Scotland was £271.8 million and gross annual revenue was £14 million in 2015/16. Crown Estate Scotland (Interim Management) is being established as ...
The Crown Estate acquired the Glenlivet Estate in 1937 which today comprises over 30 let farms, 3500 hectares of commercial forests and a sporting tenancy including grouse moors, salmon fishing and deer stalking.
31 de mar. de 2020 · This first Strategic Management Plan for the Scottish Crown Estate marks a further milestone in our wider programme of work to secure devolution and reform the management of the Scottish Crown Estate. The assets include rural estates, just under half of Scotland’s foreshore and leasing rights for activities on the seabed out to 200 nautical ...
22 de feb. de 2022 · 02 November 2022. Crown Estate Scotland has today confirmed that all three successful ScotWind clearing applicants now have seabed option agreements in place meaning that their projects can move into the development stage. Full seabed leases are granted at a later stage once applicants have the necessary consents from regulators, such as Marine ...
We make the most of Scotland’s seabed. Our leasing makes offshore renewable energy, finfish and shellfish farming possible - and we support the sustainable growth of these industries. Our people. Structure & governance. Careers. Reporting. Opportunities & notices. Visiting our head office.
31 de mar. de 2020 · Crown Estate Scotland is currently the manager of all the assets. 6. Decisions on how the property, land and other assets are managed sit within the context and requirements of other elements of Scotland’s broader regulatory system such as property law, environmental legislation, land use strategy and the marine and terrestrial planning systems.
