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Green hydrogen: supporting Scotland’s energy security and sustainability goals

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By Hira Akram, Anna G Crisp, Alexander Johnson
| Harper Macleod
Investment in green hydrogen is accelerating in Scotland, with potential to cut emissions and reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels, supporting energy resilience amid geopolitical uncertainty. The case for green hydrogen The impacts of climate change are becoming increasingly concerning, with more frequent extreme weather events causing loss of life, damage to infrastructure and economic disruption.
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Data centres in Scotland: Powering a sustainable digital future

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By Alexander Johnson, Linsey Fadiga, Anna G Crisp
| Harper Macleod
Data centres are the backbone of the digital economy, underpinning everything from cloud computing to artificial intelligence (AI). As global demand for digital services accelerates, so too does the need for robust, sustainable data infrastructure. Scotland is rapidly emerging as a strategic hub for data centre development in Europe, thanks to our cool climate, progressive government policy and support of the renewable energy sector. 1.
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Environmental Impact Assessments and project splitting: Key takeaways from Raeshaw Farms v Scottish Ministers

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By Anna G Crisp, Alexander Johnson, Cameron Walker
| Harper Macleod
An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) must assess the likely significant environmental effects of a ‘project’ in full before planning permission is granted. A key issue arising in practice is “project splitting”, which occurs when connected elements of a larger project are treated as separate for the purpose of planning and EIA.
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