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Aberdeenshire Council

Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group

Bond Pearce

British Energy

British Hydropower Association

Buccleuch Estates

Business Environment Partnership

BNFL

BP Plc

British Wind Energy Association

Reference:
Submission by the British Wind Energy Association to the Review of the UK Climate Change Programme Consultation.

Reference:
Coal in a Balanced Energy Policy

Communities Scotland

Comhairle Nan Eilean Siar

Reference:
Considerations for Renewable Energy Developments in the Wester Isles; Comhairle Nan Eilean Siar; Stornoway; November 2004.

Confederation of Passenger Transport UK

J S Cruickshank & Associates

Depletion Scotland

Dumfries and Galloway Council

East Ayrshire Council

Energy Academy at Heriot-Watt University

Energy Action Scotland

Energy Institute

Energy Saving Trust

Reference:
"Agenda for Change Scotland - Action for a Low Carbon Society". Energy Saving Trust, 2005.

Forward Scotland

Friends of the Earth Scotland

GENERSYS Plc

Greenheat Systems Ltd

Highlands and Islands Enterprise

IChemE

IMechE

Industrial and Power Association

Institution of Electrical Engineers

Institute of Physics and Institute of Physics Scotland

James Jones and Sons Ltd

Mitsui Babcock Energy Ltd

Mountaineering Council of Scotland

National Grid Transco

Natural Environment Research Council

Nirex

North Ayrshire Council

North Lanarkshire Council

Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA)

Nuclear Free Local Authorities

Nuclear Industry Association

Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (OFGEM)

Orkney Islands Council

Orkney Renewable Energy Forum

Ramblers' Association Scotland

Reference :
Ramblers' Association Scotland Renewable Energy - Policy Statement, December 2004.

Review of the Renewables Obligation, Preliminary Consultation Document; Ramblers' Association; London; June 2005.

Renewable Energy Foundation

Reference:
"Renewable Energy, The Need for Balance and Quality"; The Renewable Energy Foundation; Manifesto 2005.

White, D.; “Reduction in Carbon Dioxide Emissions: Estimating The Potential Contribution From Wind-Power”; The Renewable Energy Foundation; Dec 2004

“2005-2006 Review of the Renewables Obligation”; The Renewable Energy Foundation; Oct 2004

“Carbon Abatement Technologies (CAT): A Strategy for Fossil Fuel Power Generation”; The Renewable Energy Foundation; Oct 2004.

Sharman, H.; “Why Wind Works for Denmark,” Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineering, May 2005; p66-72.

Sharman, H.; “Why the UK should build no more than 10GW of Wind Capacity”; Institution of Civil Engineering; In Press.

“The Scottish Executive 2005-2006 Review of the Renewables Obligation ( Scotland) Order”; The Renewable Energy Foundation; June 2005

Campbell, D.; Renewable Energy in Scotland Principles and Limits; Presentation to the Highland Council; 13 Apr 2005

Road Haulage Association

RSPB

Reference:
Strategic Locational Guidance for Wind Farm Developments"; RSPB Scotland; April 2005 (Draft version - work in progress).

Rural Development Initiatives

Rural Scotland

RWEnpower

RYA and RYA Scotland

Save our Borders Scenery

Reference:
“Can We Rely on the Wind”; The British Wind Energy Association; 2003

“Wind Report 2004”; E.ON Netz.

Sinden, G.; “Renewable Energy and Intermittency- Diversification and Optimisation”; University of Oxford; Nov 2002.

“Quantifying the System Costs of Additional Renewables in 2010”; A Report to the DTI; ILEX Energy Consulting; Oct 2002

“Transmission Charging and the GB Wholesale Electricity Market”; Parts 1 and 2; Ofgem/DTI Consultation; Aug 2003.

“The Costs of Generating Electricity”; Royal Academy of Engineering; London; March 2004.

Scottish and Southern Energy

Scottish Coal

Scottish Conservative Party

Scottish Council for Development and Industry

Reference:
Reference: Response to Trade and Industry Committee’s Inquiry into “Energy Policy-Security of Supply”; SCDI; Oct 2001

Response to DTI Consultation Paper “Energy Policy-Key Issues for Consultation”; SCDI; Sept 2002

Response to Scottish Executive Consultation “ Scotland’s Renewable Energy Potential-Beyond 2010”; SCDI; Nov 2002

Response to Scottish Parliament Consultation “Renewable Energy in Scotland”; SCDI; Jan 2004

“SCDI Submission to Environment and Rural Development Committee Inquiry into Climate Change”; Jan 2005

SCDI response to the UK Government's Energy Review 2006

Scottish Countryside Alliance

Scottish Enterprise

SEPA

Scottish Green Liberal Democrats

Scottish Green Party

Scottish National Party

Scottish Natural Heritage

Scottish Power

Scottish Renewables Forum

Reference:
“Harnessing Scotland’s Marine Energy Potential”; Forum for Renewable Energy Development in Scotland; 2004

“Promoting and Accelerating the Market Penetration of Biomass Technology in Scotland”; Forum for Renewable Energy Development in Scotland; 2005

“Scotland’s Renewable Energy Potential: Realising the Target”; Forum for Renewable Energy Development in Scotland; 2005

Scottish Solar Energy Group

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Shawater Ltd

Shetland Heat Energy and Power Ltd

Reference:
"Shetland District Heating News For Plumbers"; Issue 2; August 2005.

"Energy Efficiency"; House of Lords Science and Technology Committee Report; The Stationary Office Ltd; 15 July 2005.

South Ayrshire Council

Southern Uplands Alliance

Sustainable Development Commission Scotland

Reference:
Wind Power in the UK

Wood Fuel for Warmth

Trees Not Turbines

Westray Development Trust

WWF Scotland

Reference: “Analysis of the Scottish Climate Change Programme”; WWF by E3 International Pty Ltd; Feb 2005

“The Power to Save Our Climate-Reducing CO2 emissions in the UK power sector”; WWF UK by Ilex Energy Consulting; Nov 2004.

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