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.@scotgov, @ofgem, @ng_eso and Scotland’s energy network owners have come together to agree a set of principles for the development of Scotland’s energy networks. View the principles here https://bit.ly/3ce5ELt pic.twitter.com/bM9b5vTBky

Scotland’s Energy Minister @PaulWheelhouse: “I am delighted to publish our Energy Strategy Position Statement, which aims to provide our stakeholders with a clear overview of our policies in relation to energy as we look forward to a successful COP26 in November 2021.”pic.twitter.com/v9yxQOgj9Y

Today we’ve published our Energy Strategy Position Statement, setting out our key energy priorities as we aim to achieve a just transition to net-zero. View the Statement here https://bit.ly/3bVVtLr pic.twitter.com/xOiHl13Dww

£4.5 million has been awarded to @AberdeenCC for the introduction of 10 new hydrogen buses. The money comes from the £62 million Energy Transition Fund, set up to help ensure a green recovery from the coronavirus pandemic https://bit.ly/3t2oB98 pic.twitter.com/SGiN7SupuA

Last month we launched a consultation on our Heat in Buildings Strategy. 7 virtual workshops, starting on Monday 8 March, are being held to help shape the Strategy. Find out more, sign up to a workshop or take part in the consultation here https://consult.gov.scot/energy-and-climate-change-directorate/heat-in-buildings-strategy/ …pic.twitter.com/jK2aRQZnmI

Scotland’s Energy Minister @PaulWheelhouse: “Heat networks have huge potential to reduce emissions in our homes and buildings by providing more efficient, environmentally-friendly solutions."pic.twitter.com/O8huM8HMwG

Scotland is the first country in the UK to legislate to support the growth of heat networks, through which clusters of homes and businesses get heating from a central source rather than individual fossil fuel boilers - making it safer for customers and more efficient.pic.twitter.com/1bopI97EGt

Legislation which will help cut emissions, reduce fuel poverty and create green jobs by accelerating the deployment of heat networks has been passed unanimously by @ScotParl today. Read more https://bit.ly/3pLO5G1 pic.twitter.com/zFN0wyxJ1T

“Hydrogen will play an important role in our transition to net zero, directly complementing renewable generation and providing new ways and opportunities to use, transport, integrate and store that energy.” Read @PaulWheelhouse's full statement https://bit.ly/3aOditK pic.twitter.com/tVp0vRE6rr

.@PaulWheelhouse has announced two new hydrogen projects. @ScottishPower and @Global_Energy_ will work together to identify how hydrogen could be generated at Port of Nigg. Another collaborative project will examine Marine Vessel Hydrogen Transportation and Storage.pic.twitter.com/8utqdozsC6

.@PaulWheelhouse: "Our Hydrogen Policy sets out our continued support for the demonstration, development and deployment of hydrogen and we are also committed to exploring how we can drive forward technological progress and innovation." Find out more https://bit.ly/3p5VTC4 pic.twitter.com/EbiwxVJHUo

We can have confidence in setting high ambitions, says @PaulWheelhouse, due to Scotland’s vast onshore and offshore wind and wave and tidal resources. Hydrogen has the potential to unlock more of these resources and improve the competitiveness of hydrogen production in Scotland.pic.twitter.com/roKUbBASaH

Scotland’s Energy Minister @PaulWheelhouse is delivering a statement to @ScotParl today, outlining @scotgov’s ambitions for the role hydrogen will have in decarbonising our energy systems and economy.pic.twitter.com/oaYA54ZG6Z

To reduce emissions from Scotland’s homes and buildings, we must take action over time to install energy efficiency measures and zero emission heating systems. Tell us what you think. We’re consulting https://consult.gov.scot/energy-and-climate-change-directorate/heat-in-buildings-strategy/ … #NetZeropic.twitter.com/djPuiY1DAS