Add to ORKGScotland's water resources have been used to generate hydro-electricity since the end of the 19th century. During that time the environmental impacts of hydroelectric schemes have not altered, but our perceptions of them have and so have the regulatory mechanisms put in place to control such developments. The purpose of this article is to look briefly at the development of these controls and to consider the current regime for the approval of hydro-electricity projects
Abstract. Hydropower use is responsible for a wide range of environmental disturbances to river syst...
This paper examines, from a legal perspective, the experience in Scotland, a recently devolved admin...
The article discusses how a second stage consultation has now been issued by the Scottish Environmen...
Scotland's water resources have been used to generate hydro-electricity since the end of the 19th ce...
Regulating the environmental impacts of hydroelectric schemes is of increasing importance in the lig...
The simple purpose of this article is to look at the legal regimes under which the early hydro-elect...
The UK and Scottish governments' policy commitments to renewable energy, driven by recognition of th...
Many projects creating long-term impacts that are visible on the Scottish landscape today were autho...
Traditional hydropower creates a number of adverse environmental effects, nowadays largely recognize...
Hydroelectric energy is the oldest major source of non-carbon, renewable energy and is the only conv...
This article considers the impediments to the development of small run of the river hydro schemes (R...
This article explains the numerous environmental protections contained in an unlikely statute, the F...
Recently, renewable energies have been considered as an alternative to address the depletion of hydr...
This version of the article has been accepted for publication, after peer review and is subject to S...
The article examines the Scottish model of water ownership and regulation. Scotland's water and sewe...
Abstract. Hydropower use is responsible for a wide range of environmental disturbances to river syst...
This paper examines, from a legal perspective, the experience in Scotland, a recently devolved admin...
The article discusses how a second stage consultation has now been issued by the Scottish Environmen...
Scotland's water resources have been used to generate hydro-electricity since the end of the 19th ce...
Regulating the environmental impacts of hydroelectric schemes is of increasing importance in the lig...
The simple purpose of this article is to look at the legal regimes under which the early hydro-elect...
The UK and Scottish governments' policy commitments to renewable energy, driven by recognition of th...
Many projects creating long-term impacts that are visible on the Scottish landscape today were autho...
Traditional hydropower creates a number of adverse environmental effects, nowadays largely recognize...
Hydroelectric energy is the oldest major source of non-carbon, renewable energy and is the only conv...
This article considers the impediments to the development of small run of the river hydro schemes (R...
This article explains the numerous environmental protections contained in an unlikely statute, the F...
Recently, renewable energies have been considered as an alternative to address the depletion of hydr...
This version of the article has been accepted for publication, after peer review and is subject to S...
The article examines the Scottish model of water ownership and regulation. Scotland's water and sewe...
Abstract. Hydropower use is responsible for a wide range of environmental disturbances to river syst...
This paper examines, from a legal perspective, the experience in Scotland, a recently devolved admin...
The article discusses how a second stage consultation has now been issued by the Scottish Environmen...