Posted 09.11.26
Colleges As Catalysts for Regional Economic and Social Impacts
Colleges aren’t just classrooms; they are economic and social engines. In Scotland, there’s no ‘one size fits all’...
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Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm is a proposed renewable energy development in the North Sea that is currently in the planning process and could add up to 1.5GW to Scotland’s renewable energy capacity.
In 2018, we worked with Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm to prepare the socio-economic assessment as part of the Environmental Impact Assessment. This assessment considered the worst case scenario of the lowest likely level of economic impact. This found that even in this worst case scenario, the development would contribute over £1 billion to the Scottish economy.
More details on this study, and the potential for increasing this economic impact can be found on the Seagreen Wind Farm website and the full report can be accessedvia the link below.
Full Report – Socio-economic Chapter of Environmental Impact Assessment
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Colleges As Catalysts for Regional Economic and Social Impacts
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Securing the Future of Scottish Brewing and Distilling
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