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Aquaculture overview. Marine aquaculture is one of Scotland’s most important rural industries. More than 8,000 people are employed in farming shellfish, salmon, trout and related industries, mostly in remote locations where other job opportunities are scarce. Seaweed farming is an emerging sector in Scotland, which has the potential to become ...
5 de sept. de 2023 · 05 September 2023. New and existing offshore wind farms could help generate large amounts of green hydrogen and support the UK and EU meet their net-zero targets, if the necessary infrastructure can be put in place, according to a new report commissioned by Crown Estate Scotland. Written by global energy consultants Xodus Group, ‘Commercial ...
On 19 April 2024, Crown Estate Scotland entered into an Option Agreement with Flotation Energy and Vårgrønn for their Green Volt INTOG project, following the grant of marine licences and a Section 36 consent from Scottish Ministers. The 560MW project will help in the decarbonisation of North Sea oil and gas installations and provide clean ...
Since 2017, the Estate has been managed on behalf of the Crown, by Crown Estate Scotland. The purpose of Crown Estate Scotland is to manage these assets for the benefit of Scotland and its communities, in a way that is sustainable and that generates value in terms of money, social wellbeing, and enhancement of the natural environment.
Sustainable Communities Fund. We created the Sustainable Communities Fund (SCF) in 2020, to support local regeneration and sustainable development. To date, we have provided a total of £970,000 over the first three years of the fund. The fund is split into two separate grant streams: Community Capacity Grants. Environment Grants.
4 de ene. de 2017 · Ministerial Foreword. Devolution of the management of the Crown Estate in Scotland is a historic event that represents a genuine opportunity to change the fabric of Scottish society. 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.
