526:, which were probably included to demonstrate the Board's commitment to providing power to remote communities, even though on their own these two projects would not have been economically viable. Despite approval by the Amenity Committee, the Fishery Committee and the Electricity Commissioners, the Loch Sloy scheme was opposed by several county councils and some private individuals, raising the same issues that had prevented development of hydro-electric power in the Highlands for many years. An inquiry, chaired by John Cameron KC, was held in Edinburgh, which lasted for six days. The Board had done themselves no favours by moving the site of the dam after the original plans were published, but Cameron was sympathetic to their cause, and handled attempts to scuttle the plans skillfully. Some of the county councils withdrew their opposition during the hearing, but Dumbarton Council persisted with their claim that they needed Loch Sloy for domestic water supply. Cameron decided that their development plans were too optimistic to be achievable, and ruled that the scheme was in the public interest. He stated that the Secretary of State should approve the scheme, and Tom Johnston as Secretary of State did so. No further objections were received while it was before Parliament, and the Loch Sloy scheme was authorised on 28 March 1945.
302:, who was by then Prime Minister, having failed to convince Johnston to accept a post in London, asked him to be Secretary of State for Scotland. He agreed, providing that he could form a Council of State consisting of all five of the former Secretaries of State who were still alive. If they could agree on an issue affecting Scotland, Johnston would look to Churchill to support the plan. He also did not want to receive any payment for the post, while the war lasted. Like the Inverness Courier, Johnston did not want private enterprise to be managing national resources, and had voted against the Caledonian Water Power bill in 1938. When another bill for a hydro-electric scheme in Glen Affric was put forward in September 1941, it was defeated, and Johnston announced that the government had its own plans for water power in the Highlands. In October, the Committee on Hydro-Electric Development in Scotland was set up, although it was generally known as the Cooper Committee, after its chairman
342:, fishery boards, local authorities, estate owners and even the Royal Scottish Automobile Club. The committee published their report on 15 December 1942, and it was quite remarkable, not least for its clarity and lack of ambiguity. It was systematic, analytical and realistic, causing Johnson to tell the House of Commons that it was 'by common consent, a masterly production and a model of terse, constructive and courageous draftsmanship.' It argued that state policy had for over twenty years discouraged or prohibited private enterprise from developing the water resources of the Highlands, and had failed to produce its own strategy, resulting in deepening depression gripping the region. It suggested that the only realistic solution was a new public body called the North of Scotland Hydro-electric Board to initiate and develop schemes, including the distribution of power in areas where there was no existing supply network.
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sites with potential for development. These ranged in size from small, such as one utilising Loch nan
Gillean (Plockton) and streams, with a capacity of four million units (kilowatt-hours per year) to huge schemes such as that at Glen Affric, with a capacity of 440 million units. The capacity of all the schemes combined was estimated to be 6,274 million units, which was considerably more than the 4,000 million units suggested by the Cooper Committee. MacColl wanted to ensure that no scheme could later be rejected because it had not been included in the Development Scheme. Guthrie Brown, one of the Panel of Technical Advisers, later wrote of his amazement at MacColl's detailed knowledge of so vast an area and its potential for water power.
554:, which would supply compensation water to maintain the flow in the river downstream as well as generating power. The Hydro-Electric Board were unsure whether to proceed at the time, because of the opposition to their previous scheme, but MacColl was adamant that they should fight to ensure the principles of the original Act of Parliament were not eroded. The Central Electricity Board and the Electricity Commissioners approved the scheme on 7 February 1945, but the Amenity Committee and the Fisheries Committee both wanted parts of it omitted. When it was published by the Secretary of State, there were 25 formal objections, with Perthshire County Council, riparian owners and the residents of Pitlochry leading the opposition.
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as he was ill, and Lord Airlie was savaged by those opposing the scheme. In desperation, he asked the question, "Do the people of this country want electricity or do they not?" Lord Airlie recovered his composure for the second day of the hearing, and was followed by technical experts, including Thomas Lawrie, who spoke in place of MacColl, and J Guthrie Brown, who spoke eloquently on every aspect of the civil engineering works. The objectors had their say from the end of day six onwards, and predicted that the amenities of the area would be destroyed by the scheme. It also became clear on day nine that a number of riparian owners had donated waterfalls to the
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350:. At its second reading in the House of Commons, Johnson stated that the bill was a 'partial remedy' for the malaise of the Highlands, which was 'rapidly bleeding to death' as a result of outward migration. He emphasised that surplus power would be sold to the national grid, to defray the costs of distribution in remote rural areas, and that the new Board would be responsible for economic development and social improvement of large swathes of the Highlands. Despite the clear vision of the original report, large numbers of checks were added to the bill, requiring parliamentary approval at every stage of implementation, to the extent that
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the case for the Tummel–Garry scheme and to explain the way in which the board operated. There were some who felt that there was no need for hydro-electric power at all, because it would soon be superseded by atomic power. In summary, Lord
Westwood, the leader of the house, spoke in favour of the Board and Lord Kinnaird's motion was rejected, allowing the Board to continue. Lord Westwood also stated during the debate that all objections to the Fannich scheme, on the
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480:, the Minister for Fuel and Power, led a committee which considered how electricity supply could be rationalised in Britain. Johnson argued that his proposals would destroy the principles of the 1943 act, and eventually ensured that the Hydro-Electric Board was excluded from them. Some initial work under the act was carried out by civil servants, but the board took office in January 1944, and moved into a permanent office in Rothesay Terrace,
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575:, was particularly lucid as he proclaimed that the Scottish Lowlands and England were going to pay for cheap power for the Highlands. He also wondered whether those who would no longer visit the River Tummel might be outnumbered by those who came to see the engineering works, and he reminded the house that everyone connected with the scheme was Scottish. When a vote was taken, annulment of the order was rejected by 248 votes to 63.
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had failed to gain parliamentary approval, the only schemes left to pursue were small and unlikely to be viable. He initially dismissed the subsequent
Hilleary Report as amateurish, but careful study of it convinced him that some action could be taken. Despite the wartime conditions, the committee devoted the first half of 1942 to researching existing documentation and consulting with a wide range of organisations, including the
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469:, an engineer with wide experience of hydro-electric projects and electrical distribution networks. His was the only full-time post. Neil Beaton had previously been a member of the Cooper Committee, Hugh Mackenzie was the Provost of Inverness, and the final member was the Central Electricity Board nominee, Walter Whigham, who was also a director of the
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depression of the region for long. Finally, Lord Lovat appealed that when projects were implemented, they should use
Scottish workers from the Highland Division when they returned from war, rather than Irish navvies. The necessary legal powers were granted by the Hydro-Electric Development (Scotland) Act 1943 (
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The supply of electricity was through the
Highland Grid operating at 132 kV. In 1958 this comprised 1,630 circuit miles with 31 substations. The total length of all mains was 17,369 circuit miles. By April 1989 there were 1,053 miles (1,694 km) of 275 kV lines; 2,115 miles (3,403 km) of 132
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Johnston decided that a tribunal was necessary to consider the objections, and John
Cameron was joined by Sir Robert Bryce Walker and Major G H M Brown Lindsay. It began on 25 May 1945 and lasted for ten days, with the transcript of the proceedings running to 1,188 pages. MacColl was unable to speak,
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The headquarters of the board in
Rothesay Terrace, Edinburgh were located outside the board's operating area. The 1943 act specified the management board was to comprise a chairman and not less than four and not more than eight members. The board in 1958 comprised Thomas Johnston (chairman), Sir Hugh
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Prior to the committee meeting, Cooper was sceptical of its aims, believing that most of the feasible hydro-electric schemes in
Scotland had been explored by the Snell Committee, which met between 1918 and 1921. With the exception of the Glen Affric scheme and the West Highland scheme, both of which
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The opponents of have been falsely represented as being opposed to the development of water power and the introduction of industry in every shape and form. Nothing could be further from the truth. What we ... maintain is that there shall be no further development of the water power resources of the
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Electricity Supply
Company and other bodies producing electricity in the northern part of Scotland, these were: Campbeltown and Mid-Argyll, Crieff, Dunoon and District, Loch Leven, North of Scotland, Peterhead, Stornoway, Thurso and District, Dundee, Aberdeen, Perth, Inverness, Buckie, Lossiemouth,
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Party, moved an amendment to attempt to free the Board from such bureaucratic interference, arguing that if
Parliament was not going to trust the Board to do its job, then they should not set it up in the first place. His amendment was later withdrawn when the Lord Advocate agreed to amend the bill
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In the 1930s several schemes were proposed to develop hydro-electric power in the north of Scotland. These met with opposition by landowners, sporting interest and the coal mining industry on the grounds of competition. There was also opposition from official sources. Plans to build a power station
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was persuaded not to introduce a similar motion to annul the order in the House of Lords, and so the Tummel–Garry scheme was authorised on 19 November 1945. However, Lord Kinnaird introduced a debate on the operation of the Hydro-Electric Development Act, at which Lord Airlie was able to put
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lead the attack, claiming that "the beauty of the heart of Scotland will be forever broken." All of the issues that had been aired at the tribunal were raised again, and there were savage attacks on both the Board and on Lord Airlie. There were however supporters for the scheme, and Colonel Errol,
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While Johnston was still fighting the political battle to save the Board from Lloyd George's reorganisations, MacColl wanted to begin building a scheme to demonstrate the effectiveness of the Board. He chose Loch Sloy as the first constructional scheme. The loch had been the proposed site of a 360
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One of the first responsibilities was to produce a Development Scheme. This would detail the available water resources in their area of operation, which had the potential to later become 'constructional schemes'. MacColl pressed on at breakneck speed, and within three months they had a list of 102
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Johnson worked hard to ensure that the report would be well received. He talked to many people across the political spectrum, attempting to disarm potential opponents. Civil servants working for the Scottish Office also worked to understand potential opposition to the scheme, noting that the most
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The bill was received enthusiastically in the House of Lords, where it was presented by Lord Alness. There was widespread support for the measures, and particular praise for Tom Johnson. Lord Airlie stated that speed was important, as residents were unlikely to remain content with the economic
562:, to make the Board's job more difficult. The final report acknowledged the serious objections to the scheme, and examined them against the public interest. It stated that the scheme must stand or fall as a whole, and that despite some possible damage to amenities, the project should proceed.
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a few weeks later. MacColl knew how to build up new organisations, and assembled a group of enthusiastic engineers around him, all of whom were relatively young. It was a fairly small team, and they were always over-worked. MacColl then invited five engineers, drawn from major engineering
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likely group to oppose it would be the Coal Owners Association, who had a powerful influence in Parliament. By the time it was put before Parliament, Johnson had obtained cross party support from eight Cabinet Ministers, including the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir
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An Act to provide for the establishment of a Board for the development of supplies of electricity in the North of Scotland; to authorise the Board to generate and supply electricity and for purposes connected with the matters
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MegaWatt pumped storage scheme in 1935, which had been rejected by Parliament, and the new scheme was for a conventional hydro-electric station with a lower capacity of 130 MW. The plans included two smaller projects, at
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consultancies, to consider how the aims of the act could be implemented. This constituted the Panel of Technical Advisers, and they became an important and permanent part of the board's activities for fifteen years.
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upstream of the Falls of Tummel, and would feed Clunie power station, located below the falls. The level of Loch Tummel would be 17 feet (5.2 m) higher. The third dam was to be built across the Tummel above
465:. He had worked with Johnson when they had been in charge of civil defence, and had initially been critical of the 1943 act because its scope was too limited. The deputy chairman and chief executive was
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Following the decision of the tribunal, an order to confirm the scheme was placed before Parliament, but unlike previous schemes, there were attempts to annul the order. William Snadden, the member for
281:. In 1938, the Caledonian Water Power bill was defeated in Parliament. This would have allowed a private company to build hydro-electric schemes in the Highlands, and its defeat was welcomed by the
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By 1968 the installed capacity of all conventional hydro-electric power stations operated by North of Scotland Board was 1047.06 MW, and the total average annual output was 2911.4 GWh.
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for the benefit of the aluminium industry were shelved when Inverness County Council refused to allow water from the River Spey and River Laggan to cross the county border into
17:
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The board's generating capacity was mainly provided by the construction of "schemes" of linked hydro-electric stations, with multiple generators located across one or more
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600:. There were also steam driven and diesel engine driven power stations. When the board was first constituted it owned only two power stations: the oil-fired stations at
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Mackenzie (deputy chairman), Sir John Erskine, Sir George McGlashan, A. I. Mackenzie, A. Macrae, I. A. Duncan Millar, William Hughes, and John Jardine.
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Highlands until a Committee is set up by the Government to enquire into ... these water resources should be developed for the benefit of the Highlands.
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572:
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624:
The following hydro-electric stations were operational prior to nationalisation. Some were transferred to the South of Scotland Board.
303:
298:, who had been a member of Parliament since the 1920s, was appointed as Regional Commissioner for Civil Defence for Scotland. In 1941,
4328:
1956:
1931:
1906:
1881:
1393:
1116:
816:
3327:. The board was dissolved in March 1990 and privatised in June 1991. The company's head office was moved from Edinburgh to Perth.
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The second constructional scheme was the Tummel–Garry scheme, which included a much smaller project for a power station at
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Supply to customers was through 13 distribution areas. The areas' supply capacity and key data for 1956 were as follows:
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1856:
1368:
1267:
1242:
1217:
1015:
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869:
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708:
689:
454:
261:
143:
4779:
4468:
4393:
4343:
3316:
1673:
1418:
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1065:
827:
530:
462:
355:
295:
4398:
4348:
4102:
3331:
2056:
1566:
388:
5280:
5270:
4885:
4668:
4463:
4418:
4413:
2174:
2106:
1342:
863:
450:
205:
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5115:
4494:
4473:
4443:
4423:
4216:
4201:
2131:
1091:
775:
311:
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5071:
4408:
4373:
4333:
4161:
4140:
3867:
1492:
1443:
843:
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In September 1943, the names of the five board members were announced. Four were jointly appointed by the
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1141:
857:
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339:
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5303:
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4338:
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3338:. The brand name "Scottish Hydro-Electric" continues to be used for the company's Scottish business.
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2006:
821:
458:
335:
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power station commissioned in 1965. It can provide 440 MW of power and has a capacity of 7.1 GWh.
42:
The Dundreggan Dam was built in 1957 to supply water to Glenmoriston hydro-electric power station.
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107:
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to create Loch Errochty along the course of a stream called Errochty Water, a tributary of the
37:
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Key operating data for the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board is summarised in the table.
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4510:
3335:
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near Gairloch. The main scheme would involve the construction of three dams, the first near
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4877:
4738:
4720:
4627:
4383:
4226:
307:
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473:. Ill health led to him being replaced by the engineer Sir Duncan Watson soon afterwards.
322:; James Williamson, a civil engineer who had been involved with hydro-electric schemes in
8:
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5188:
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477:
327:
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Lea, K J (March 1969). "Hydro-Electric Power Generation in the Highlands of Scotland".
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kV lines; and 27,550 miles (44,340 km) of lines operating at less than 132 kV.
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5136:
4287:
4262:
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2177:
523:
249:
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1 × 0.88 MW, 1 × 0.685 MW, 1 × 0.6 MW, 1 × 0.425 MW, (1 × 0.135 MW water driven)
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4617:
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The following additional hydro-electric stations were commissioned in the 1960s.
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The amount of electricity supplied by the board, in GWh, is shown on the graph.
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466:
223:
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at its committee stage, based on the objections raised during the debate.
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260:. It is regarded as one of the major achievements of Scottish politician
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Generation of Electricity in Great Britain year ended 31 December 1946
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Graphs are unavailable due to technical issues. There is more info on
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Key operating data for the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board
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Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform
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The Cruachan power station (also known as the Cruachan Dam) is a
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Hydro-electric stations under construction 1958 (output in 1968)
875:
In 1958 the following hydro-electric stations were in operation:
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Act of Parliament: Hydro-Electric Development (Scotland) Act 1943
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Hydro-electric power stations under construction in 1958 were:
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588:, had been withdrawn, and the scheme would therefore proceed.
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was formed in 1989 to acquire the board's assets ahead of
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North of Scotland Hydro-electric Board Distribution areas
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2 × 5 MW, 2 × 12.5 MW, 1 × 15 MW, 1 × 6.25 MW, 1 × 1 MW
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248:(1943–1990) was founded to design, construct and manage
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Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting Research
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387 H.C.Deb., 5th series (1942-43), col 181, quoted in
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1 × 0.45 MW, 1 × 0.425 MW, 1 × 0.274 MW, 3 × 0.075 MW
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There were nine diesel fuelled power stations in 1958.
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Electricity generating stations and transmission system
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Presented to Parliament December 1942 Cmd. 6406, 1943
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The principal schemes constructed by the board were:
461:, and a member of that board. The chairman was to be
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Former nationalised industries of the United Kingdom
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Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
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Hydroelectric power companies of the United Kingdom
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541:. This would feed a power station near the head of
4664:Lerwick District Heating and Energy Recovery Plant
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1818:Hydro-electric stations commissioned in the 1960s
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3653:. London: Electrical Press. pp. C-1 to C-18.
3353:Energy use and conservation in the United Kingdom
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476:Shortly after the conception of the board, Major
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5309:Enterprise, Environment and Digital Directorates
3334:was made in December 1998 after the merger with
619:
3986:. London: Electricity Council. pp. 86–91.
500:in 1948, the board took over the assets of the
310:, an engineer who had helped to plan Britain's
4957:Merseyside & North Wales Electricity Board
2724:
2327:1 × 1 MW, 2 × 0.6 MW, 2 × 0.4 MW 2 × 0.37 MW
371:Hydro-Electric Development (Scotland) Act 1943
18:Hydro-Electric Development (Scotland) Act 1943
5032:
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4103:
2709:75 + 30 + 6.4 +15 + 48 + 34 (hydro-electric)
2188:There were two steam power stations in 1958.
441:. c. 32), which was passed on 5 August 1943.
4023:Garcke's Manual of Electricity Supply vol.56
3651:Garcke's Manual of Electricity Supply vol.56
628:Hydro-electric stations operational in 1946
27:UK hydroelectric government body (1943–1990)
5213:Intermediaries, partnerships & politics
545:. The second dam would be built across the
264:, who chaired the board from 1945 to 1959.
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5025:
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3902:. North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board.
3675:. London: Benn Brothers. pp. 234–235.
36:
3984:Handbook of Electricity Supply Statistics
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326:in the 1930s; and John A. Cameron of the
5413:British companies disestablished in 1990
4598:European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre
4227:Scottish Government (Energy Directorate)
3323:, however the name was later changed to
2741:Total installed generating capacity, MW
2395:1 × 0.375 MW, 1 × 0.135 MW, 2 × 0.2 MW
879:Hydro-electric stations (1958 and 1968)
4032:The Dam Builders - Power from the Glens
4020:
3648:
2183:
320:Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society
14:
5365:
5168:North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board
4934:(these two merged in 1955 to form the
4922:North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board
4273:North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board
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3591:
3473:
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3381:. London: Macmillan. pp. 149–60.
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2344:1 × 0.46 MW, 2 × 0.45 MW, 1 × 0.2 MW
306:. Other members of the committee were
246:North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board
31:North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board
5423:British companies established in 1943
5020:
4932:South East Scotland Electricity Board
4927:South West Scotland Electricity Board
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4014:Electricity undertakings of the world
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3964:
3922:
3920:
3918:
3916:
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3817:
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3793:
3781:
3769:
3757:
3745:
3733:
3721:
3709:
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3673:Electricity undertakings of the world
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3664:
3662:
3660:
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3531:
3519:
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2412:2 × 2.04 MW, 1 × 2.0 MW, 3 × 1.0 MW
5433:Electric power companies of Scotland
5428:Energy companies established in 1943
4860:
4321:
4067:
3909:from the original on 24 August 2022.
3615:
3579:
3282:
2453:
505:Branderburgh and Oban Corporations.
172:Generation and supply of electricity
5048:Sustainable development in Scotland
4936:South of Scotland Electricity Board
4835:Sustainable development in Scotland
4293:South of Scotland Electricity Board
3926:
3379:Engineers, Managers and Politicians
3358:South of Scotland Electricity Board
3348:Energy policy of the United Kingdom
591:
24:
5403:1990 disestablishments in Scotland
5266:Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009
3970:
3913:
3835:
3657:
3633:
1803:Small compensation water stations
1591:Small compensation water stations
354:of East Fife, who represented the
25:
5444:
3317:North of Scotland Electricity plc
2361:4 × 1 MW, 1 × 0.52 MW, 2 × 2 MW
457:. The fifth was a nominee of the
108:North of Scotland Electricity plc
67:Electricity generation and supply
5346:
5005:
4859:
4848:
4847:
4119:
3332:Scottish and Southern Energy plc
3287:
2378:2 × 2 MW, 3 × 1 MW, 1 × 0.6 MW
463:David Ogilvy, the Earl of Airlie
389:Parliament of the United Kingdom
382:
5398:1943 establishments in Scotland
5281:Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2016
5271:Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003
4997:South Eastern Electricity Board
4982:South Western Electricity Board
4962:East Midlands Electricity Board
4947:North Eastern Electricity Board
4942:North Western Electricity Board
4004:
3888:
3845:Electricity Commission (1947).
3488:
2444:
713:Grampian Electricity Supply Co
694:Grampian Electricity Supply Co
675:Grampian Electricity Supply Co
451:Secretary of State for Scotland
444:
206:Secretary of State for Scotland
5418:1942 establishments in England
5121:Scotland–Norway interconnector
3479:
3370:
3311:
2161:Cruachan pumped storage scheme
285:, whose editorial proclaimed:
13:
1:
5373:Defunct companies of Scotland
5314:European Marine Energy Centre
5177:Communities & individuals
5116:Pelamis Wave Energy Converter
4967:South Wales Electricity Board
4217:Office for Nuclear Regulation
4202:European Marine Energy Centre
4053:. Aberdeen University Press.
3363:
860:(often grouped with Sloy/Awe)
620:Hydro-electric power stations
294:When World War II broke out,
267:
238:Distribution areas (see text)
5393:Renewable energy in Scotland
5111:Oyster wave energy converter
4141:Energy in the United Kingdom
3982:Electricity Council (1990).
3868:Scottish and Southern Energy
2470:Supply (generating) capacity
2209:Electricity generated, GWh
7:
5199:Kingdom Housing Association
5086:Projects & technologies
4952:Yorkshire Electricity Board
4025:. London: Electrical Press.
4021:Garrett, Frederick (1959).
4012:Electrical Journal (1958).
3849:. London: HMSO. p. 12.
3671:Electrical Journal (1958).
3649:Garrett, Frederick (1959).
3341:
3325:Scottish Hydro-Electric plc
2725:Operating data 1949 to 1989
2237:1 × 15.625 MW, 2 × 30 MW,
866:(often grouped as Sloy/Awe)
824:(often grouped as Sloy/Awe)
560:National Trust for Scotland
508:
184:£15.741 million (1988)
10:
5449:
5388:Electric power in Scotland
5276:Marine (Scotland) Act 2010
4987:Southern Electricity Board
4972:Midlands Electricity Board
2293:3 × 0.6 MW, 2 × 0.265 MW
455:Minister of Fuel and Power
364:United Kingdom legislation
5342:
5304:Energy policy of Scotland
5289:
5258:
5220:Community Energy Scotland
5212:
5176:
5160:
5129:
5085:
5054:
5003:
4977:Eastern Electricity Board
4917:
4843:
4830:Energy policy of Scotland
4822:
4795:
4760:
4695:
4686:
4646:
4545:
4529:
4503:
4487:
4310:
4255:
4192:Community Energy Scotland
4184:
4175:
4149:
4136:
3330:A further name change to
1802:
1789:
1776:
1763:
1750:
1712:
1672:
1659:
1646:
1633:
1618:
459:Central Electricity Board
424:
419:
406:
395:
381:
376:
369:
336:Central Electricity Board
232:
222:
212:
200:
188:
176:
168:
158:
150:
137:
127:
113:
103:
95:
87:
79:
71:
63:
55:
47:
35:
5334:Scottish Land Commission
4992:London Electricity Board
4016:. London: Benn Brothers.
2231:Dundee (Carolina Port)
941:Nostie Bridge (Lochalsh)
4910:area electricity boards
4283:Scottish Hydro Electric
4049:Payne, Peter L (1988).
3377:Hannah, Leslie (1982).
2258:Diesel engine stations
1041:Grudie Bridge (Fannich)
352:James Henderson-Stewart
4030:Miller, James (2002).
3861:"Power From the Glens"
2692:2.85 (hydro-electric)
2622:0.12 (hydro-electric)
2586:0.75 (hydro-electric)
2250:Diesel engine stations
2200:Steam raising, lb/hr
2168:Cruachan Power Station
797:Tobermory Corporation
762:Inverness Corporation
746:Inverness Corporation
340:Electricity Commission
292:
4439:Moriston (Great Glen)
3336:Southern Electric plc
2656:Electricity imported
2605:2.0 (hydro-electric)
2533:2.4 (hydro-electric)
2514:6.0 (hydro-electric)
2283:energy generated 1958
2214:Aberdeen (Ferryhill)
2192:Steam power stations
730:Greenoch Corporation
657:Dumfries Corporation
287:
4404:Kinlochewe-Talladale
2600:Lorne and the Isles
2206:Maximum demand, MW
2184:Steam power stations
1715:(St Fillans section)
308:William Douglas Weir
164:7073 GWh (1989)
5353:Scotland portal
5245:Scottish Renewables
5225:Energy Saving Trust
5189:Findhorn Ecovillage
4068:Wood, Emma (2002).
3877:on October 18, 2007
3570:, pp. 50, 298.
2734:
2463:
2259:
2193:
1819:
1615:
880:
629:
573:Althincham and Sale
478:Gwilym Lloyd George
328:Scottish Land Court
312:national power grid
214:Number of employees
32:
5383:Energy in Scotland
5147:Pelamis Wave Power
4654:Dundee Incinerator
4374:Garry (Great Glen)
4278:Pelamis Wave Power
3897:"Garry - Moriston"
3498:, pp. 40, 297
2732:
2687:Skye and Lochalsh
2467:Distribution area
2461:
2257:
2191:
2166:See main article:
1817:
1613:
1117:Fasnakyle (Affric)
878:
780:Lochaber Power Co
627:
494:electricity supply
318:, chairman of the
30:
5360:
5359:
5142:Celtic Renewables
5093:Avondale Landfill
5014:
5013:
4875:
4874:
4818:
4817:
4682:
4681:
4306:
4305:
4079:978-1-84282-016-2
4060:978-0-08-036584-8
4041:978-1-84158-225-2
3993:978-0-85188-122-5
3832:, pp. 75–77.
3820:, pp. 72–75.
3808:, pp. 71–72.
3784:, pp. 67–68.
3760:, pp. 64–65.
3748:, pp. 63–64.
3736:, pp. 62–63.
3724:, pp. 60–61.
3630:, pp. 53–54.
3558:, pp. 48–49.
3546:, pp. 46–48.
3522:, pp. 43–45.
3510:, pp. 40–42.
3452:, pp. 20–21.
3428:, pp. 19–20.
3416:, pp. 18–19.
3388:978-0-333-22087-0
3309:
3308:
3278:
3277:
2722:
2721:
2480:Total electricity
2454:Distribution area
2442:
2441:
2247:
2246:
2203:Generating sets
2155:
2154:
1812:
1811:
1608:
1607:
1419:Finlarig (Lawers)
1394:Mullardoch Tunnel
810:
809:
568:Perth and Kinross
434:
433:
377:Act of Parliament
300:Winston Churchill
283:Inverness Courier
242:
241:
160:Production output
133:North of Scotland
51:New establishment
16:(Redirected from
5440:
5351:
5350:
5349:
5250:Transition Towns
5137:Aquamarine Power
5072:Renewable energy
5041:
5034:
5027:
5018:
5017:
5009:
4902:
4895:
4888:
4879:
4878:
4863:
4862:
4851:
4850:
4693:
4692:
4319:
4318:
4288:Scottish Nuclear
4263:Aquamarine Power
4182:
4181:
4162:Renewable energy
4124:
4123:
4122:
4112:
4105:
4098:
4089:
4088:
4083:
4064:
4045:
4026:
4017:
3998:
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3979:
3968:
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3952:
3924:
3911:
3910:
3908:
3901:
3892:
3886:
3885:
3883:
3882:
3876:
3870:. Archived from
3865:
3857:
3851:
3850:
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3827:
3821:
3815:
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3797:
3791:
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3417:
3411:
3405:
3399:
3393:
3392:
3374:
3291:
3290:
3283:
2735:
2731:
2706:South Caledonia
2619:North Caledonia
2464:
2460:
2281:Total electrical
2260:
2256:
2194:
2190:
1820:
1816:
1677:(Killin section)
1635:Sron Mor (Shira)
1616:
1612:
881:
877:
630:
626:
592:Power generation
524:Kyle of Lochalsh
439:6 & 7 Geo. 6
413:6 & 7 Geo. 6
386:
385:
372:
367:
366:
356:Liberal National
252:projects in the
250:hydroelectricity
218:3917 (1989)
193:
40:
33:
29:
21:
5448:
5447:
5443:
5442:
5441:
5439:
5438:
5437:
5363:
5362:
5361:
5356:
5347:
5345:
5338:
5285:
5254:
5240:Scottish Greens
5208:
5172:
5156:
5125:
5081:
5050:
5045:
5015:
5010:
5001:
4913:
4906:
4876:
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4678:
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4541:
4525:
4499:
4483:
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4302:
4251:
4247:John Wood Group
4177:
4171:
4145:
4132:
4120:
4118:
4116:
4086:
4080:
4072:. Luath Press.
4061:
4042:
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3994:
3980:
3971:
3963:
3956:
3935:(46): 155–165.
3925:
3914:
3906:
3899:
3895:NoSHEB (1982).
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1543:Allt na Lairige
1092:Striven (Cowal)
911:
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648:
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594:
571:the member for
511:
471:Bank of England
447:
391:
383:
370:
365:
270:
262:Thomas Johnston
215:
204:UK Government (
189:
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144:Thomas Johnston
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59:Government body
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5062:Climate change
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3967:, p. 189.
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1891:
1888:
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1880:
1879:
1875:
1872:
1869:
1866:
1863:
1860:
1858:
1855:
1854:
1849:Annual output
1848:
1843:
1838:
1834:Head of water
1833:
1831:Commissioned
1830:
1825:
1822:
1821:
1815:
1808:
1805:
1801:
1797:
1794:
1792:
1788:
1784:
1781:
1779:
1775:
1771:
1768:
1766:
1762:
1758:
1755:
1753:
1749:
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1728:
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1723:
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1717:
1711:
1707:
1704:
1701:
1700:
1696:
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1690:
1689:
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1679:
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1667:
1664:
1662:
1658:
1654:
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1627:Output (1968)
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1621:
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1611:
1604:
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1598:
1595:
1593:
1590:
1589:
1585:
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1579:
1576:
1573:
1570:
1568:
1565:
1564:
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1558:
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1477:
1474:
1472:
1470:
1467:
1466:
1462:
1459:
1456:
1453:
1450:
1447:
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1441:
1437:
1434:
1431:
1428:
1425:
1422:
1420:
1417:
1416:
1412:
1409:
1406:
1403:
1400:
1397:
1395:
1392:
1391:
1387:
1384:
1381:
1378:
1375:
1372:
1370:
1367:
1366:
1362:
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1269:
1266:
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1246:
1244:
1241:
1240:
1236:
1233:
1230:
1227:
1224:
1221:
1219:
1218:Tummel Bridge
1216:
1215:
1211:
1208:
1205:
1202:
1199:
1196:
1193:
1190:
1189:
1185:
1182:
1179:
1176:
1173:
1170:
1168:
1165:
1164:
1160:
1157:
1154:
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1148:
1145:
1143:
1140:
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1135:
1132:
1129:
1126:
1123:
1120:
1118:
1115:
1114:
1110:
1107:
1104:
1101:
1098:
1095:
1093:
1090:
1089:
1085:
1082:
1079:
1076:
1073:
1070:
1067:
1064:
1063:
1059:
1056:
1053:
1050:
1047:
1044:
1042:
1039:
1038:
1034:
1031:
1028:
1025:
1022:
1019:
1017:
1014:
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1009:
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1003:
1000:
997:
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989:
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984:
981:
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975:
972:
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964:
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953:
950:
947:
944:
942:
939:
938:
934:
931:
928:
925:
922:
919:
916:
915:
910:Output (1968)
909:
905:Output (1958)
904:
902:Commissioned
901:
896:
891:
886:
883:
882:
876:
871:
870:Tummel Valley
868:
865:
862:
859:
856:
854:
851:
849:
845:
841:
839:
836:
834:
831:
829:
826:
823:
820:
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815:
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671:Loch Luichart
669:
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654:Maxwell Town
653:
652:
647:Output (1946)
646:
644:Commissioned
643:
638:
635:
632:
631:
625:
617:
615:
611:
607:
603:
599:
589:
587:
583:
578:
577:Lord Kinnaird
574:
569:
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548:
544:
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496:industry was
495:
492:When the UK
490:
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430:5 August 1943
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348:Kingsley Wood
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99:Privatisation
98:
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5167:
5106:Islay LIMPET
5099:
4921:
4865:
4853:
4786:Hunterston B
4768:Hunterston A
4608:Hadyard Hill
4537:Islay LIMPET
4312:Active power
4272:
4222:Scottish Gas
4069:
4050:
4031:
4022:
4013:
4005:Bibliography
3983:
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3890:
3879:. Retrieved
3872:the original
3855:
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2445:Transmission
2324:Campbeltown
2269:Power output
2253:
2187:
2172:
2165:
2164:
2156:
1813:
1661:Glenmoriston
1609:
1318:Torr Achilty
874:
811:
623:
614:Isle of Bute
595:
564:
556:
547:River Tummel
528:
516:
512:
498:nationalised
491:
487:
475:
448:
445:Constitution
435:
426:Royal assent
361:
344:
332:
296:Tom Johnston
293:
288:
282:
275:Kinlochleven
271:
245:
243:
191:Total assets
114:Headquarters
56:Company type
5259:Legislation
5067:Land reform
4796:Oil and gas
4780:Chapelcross
4687:Deactivated
4623:Kilgallioch
4593:Crystal Rig
4588:Cruach Mhòr
4504:Oil and gas
4469:Storr Lochs
4394:Kerry Falls
4344:Breadalbane
4034:. Birlinn.
3698:Miller 2002
3592:Miller 2002
3474:Miller 2002
3450:Miller 2002
3438:Miller 2002
3426:Miller 2002
3414:Miller 2002
3402:Miller 2002
3312:Dissolution
3298:Phabricator
2761:expenditure
1857:Loch Ericht
1729:Dalchonzie
1718:St Fillans
1713:Breadalbane
1674:Breadalbane
1345:(Ullapool)
1192:Storr Lochs
1068:(Gairloch)
1066:Kerry Falls
828:Breadalbane
582:River Conon
543:Loch Tummel
539:River Garry
531:Kerry Falls
316:Neil Beaton
304:Lord Cooper
279:Argyllshire
154:Electricity
129:Area served
5367:Categories
5319:NatureScot
5184:David Reay
5077:Wind power
4733:Kincardine
4715:Portobello
4659:Greengairs
4628:Pates Hill
4399:Kilmelfort
4349:Chliostair
4197:EDF Energy
4167:Wind power
3965:Payne 1988
3881:2015-04-09
3830:Payne 1988
3818:Payne 1988
3806:Payne 1988
3794:Payne 1988
3782:Payne 1988
3770:Payne 1988
3758:Payne 1988
3746:Payne 1988
3734:Payne 1988
3722:Payne 1988
3710:Payne 1988
3686:Payne 1988
3628:Payne 1988
3604:Payne 1988
3568:Payne 1988
3556:Payne 1988
3544:Payne 1988
3532:Payne 1988
3520:Payne 1988
3508:Payne 1988
3496:Payne 1988
3462:Payne 1988
3364:References
2768:£ million
2766:Net profit
2763:£ million
2756:Employees
2753:Thousands
2487:Consumers
2426:Tobermory
2409:Stornoway
2341:Daliburgh
2057:Chliostair
1567:Kilmelfort
1518:Ceannacroc
1493:Invergarry
897:Water head
794:Tobermory
586:Ross-shire
520:Loch Morar
402:aforesaid.
397:Long title
268:Background
179:Net income
146:(Chairman)
139:Key people
4912:from 1948
4751:Longannet
4745:Cockenzie
4674:Westfield
4613:Hare Hill
4573:Black Law
4558:Arecleoch
4553:Ardrossan
4521:Stornoway
4516:Peterhead
4419:Loch Gair
4414:Loch Dubh
4051:The Hydro
3616:Wood 2002
3580:Wood 2002
2751:Customers
2670:Shetland
2581:Lochaber
2528:Dalriada
2492:Aberdeen
2482:sold 1956
2475:Max. load
2392:Lochalsh
2358:Kirkwall
2107:Loch Gair
1932:Culligran
1882:Kilmorack
1839:Catchment
1691:Lubreoch
1343:Loch Dubh
1247:Grampian
1222:Grampian
1146:8 and 68
1096:4 and 69
991:Pitlochry
552:Pitlochry
535:Trinafour
482:Edinburgh
254:Highlands
234:Divisions
118:Edinburgh
104:Successor
5098:MV
4854:Category
4803:Inverkip
4774:Dounreay
4727:Braehead
4703:Pinkston
4689:stations
4638:Whitelee
4633:Seagreen
4563:Beatrice
4424:Lochaber
4369:Galloway
4359:Cruachan
4314:stations
4130:Scotland
3904:Archived
3342:See also
2715:226.956
2628:210.655
2556:277.295
2501:238.752
2375:LerwIck
2307:Brodick
2290:Bowmore
2266:Engines
2263:Station
2243:228.655
2234:812,000
2217:604,000
2197:Station
2007:Inverawe
1982:Livishie
1844:Capacity
1740:Lednoch
1702:Cashlie
1648:Mossford
1622:Capacity
1619:Station
1469:Achanalt
1369:Errochty
1309:114.743
1293:Luichart
1259:150.174
1133:209.437
1032:147.398
892:Capacity
884:Station
848:Moriston
789:455,385
776:Lochaber
722:113,081
703:157,273
639:Capacity
633:Station
610:Rothesay
602:Kirkwall
509:Activity
502:Grampian
453:and the
408:Citation
324:Galloway
258:Scotland
169:Services
151:Products
122:Scotland
64:Industry
48:Formerly
5204:Scoraig
5152:Wavegen
5100:Hallaig
4908:Former
4866:Commons
4761:Nuclear
4729:(1980s)
4723:(1980s)
4705:(1960s)
4511:Lerwick
4495:Torness
4488:Nuclear
4474:Striven
4444:Mucomir
4384:Glendoe
4298:Wavegen
4256:Defunct
4185:Current
4150:Sectors
3300:and on
3251:15.741
3228:17.298
3182:–6.075
3159:12.191
3136:18.358
3113:13.217
3090:11.214
2952:–2.274
2929:–2.725
2906:–2.474
2883:–3.207
2837:–1.399
2814:–0.029
2759:Capital
2744:Maximum
2718:57,050
2712:70.193
2665:13,725
2659:13.647
2645:11.408
2636:Orkney
2631:63,289
2625:70.889
2611:21.893
2592:12.735
2573:13.079
2559:66,086
2550:45.625
2547:Dundee
2539:23.953
2523:15,308
2504:74,479
2421:18.963
2387:12.894
2370:14.807
2274:Maximum
2226:65.906
2132:Mucomir
1778:Cassley
1680:Lochay
1559:14.444
1534:58.086
1509:72.017
1460:90.252
1435:53.747
1385:80.2.2
1334:29.838
1243:Rannoch
1234:55.023
1194:(Skye)
1183:45.826
1057:99.487
1007:52.948
932:104.88
846:–
783:55,950
759:Inshes
716:23,950
697:44,520
690:Rannoch
684:13,219
612:on the
415:. c. 32
88:Defunct
80:Founder
72:Founded
5055:Issues
4811:(2011)
4805:(1988)
4788:(2022)
4782:(2004)
4776:(1994)
4770:(1990)
4753:(2016)
4747:(2013)
4741:(2000)
4739:Methil
4735:(1997)
4721:Barony
4717:(1977)
4711:(1976)
4618:Hywind
4479:Tummel
4409:Lanark
4364:Foyers
4126:Energy
4076:
4057:
4038:
3990:
3949:621414
3947:
3385:
3274:0.584
3205:5.930
3067:2.473
3044:2.065
3021:1.794
2998:5.888
2975:0.103
2860:0.093
2791:0.097
2746:demand
2701:4,121
2682:4,651
2679:9.756
2676:3.465
2648:5,123
2614:5,539
2595:3,628
2576:7,285
2564:Lewis
2553:80.97
2542:7,451
2536:6.658
2520:36.65
2517:10.56
2509:Cowal
2495:57.25
2438:1.486
2432:1.375
2404:0.059
2384:3.985
2353:2.798
2350:0.730
2336:3.332
2319:5.725
2313:3.087
2302:4.978
2276:demand
1957:Deanie
1826:Scheme
1596:0.675
1444:Quoich
1360:4.299
1284:15.93
1209:5.871
1158:8.837
1108:17.84
1083:2.801
1016:Clunie
982:2.422
957:4.607
887:Scheme
838:Foyers
770:159.6
754:680.7
743:Bught
738:635.2
727:Glebe
709:Tummel
665:220.6
636:Owner
606:Orkney
338:, the
224:Parent
5230:FREDS
5194:Gigha
4823:Other
4709:Yoker
4647:Other
4583:Clyde
4459:Shira
4434:Morar
4429:Lussa
4389:Inver
4379:Gisla
4354:Conon
4334:Arran
4322:Hydro
4207:FREDS
3945:JSTOR
3907:(PDF)
3900:(PDF)
3875:(PDF)
3864:(PDF)
3271:38.3
3268:3917
3262:1419
3259:3265
3256:1989
3248:54.0
3245:3861
3239:1486
3236:3265
3233:1988
3225:54.7
3222:3795
3216:1660
3213:3262
3210:1987
3202:44.5
3199:3767
3193:1502
3190:3259
3187:1986
3179:38.3
3176:3830
3170:1552
3167:3259
3164:1985
3156:38.9
3153:3840
3147:1495
3144:3179
3141:1984
3133:41.9
3130:3920
3124:1443
3121:3173
3118:1983
3110:32.5
3107:4005
3101:1740
3098:2551
3095:1982
3087:41.5
3084:4115
3078:1637
3075:2125
3072:1981
3064:42.7
3061:4146
3055:1695
3052:2116
3049:1980
3041:47.6
3038:4059
3032:1691
3029:2116
3026:1979
3018:63.5
3015:3910
3009:1576
3006:2109
3003:1978
2995:77.2
2992:3796
2986:1614
2983:2176
2980:1977
2972:70.1
2969:3808
2963:1486
2960:2160
2957:1976
2949:32.2
2946:3745
2940:1498
2937:2150
2934:1975
2926:16.9
2923:3673
2917:1456
2914:2150
2911:1974
2903:16.1
2900:3588
2894:1339
2891:1832
2888:1973
2880:14.4
2877:3641
2871:1289
2868:1821
2865:1972
2857:11.3
2854:3832
2848:1045
2845:1830
2842:1971
2831:3860
2822:1815
2819:1969
2811:13.0
2808:3038
2799:1047
2796:1959
2788:13.4
2785:2453
2773:1949
2738:Year
2698:7.81
2662:3181
2642:3.93
2639:5.04
2608:6.36
2589:3.66
2570:4.73
2567:7.68
2512:2.952
2498:72.7
2435:0.47
2418:5.55
2415:9.08
2401:0.59
2398:0.91
2367:4.48
2364:8.52
2347:1.56
2333:2.71
2330:3.74
2316:2.18
2299:1.38
2296:2.33
2240:76.8
2223:53.1
2148:1.95
2139:1962
2114:1961
2098:0.54
2089:1960
2082:Gisla
2064:1960
2039:1963
2014:1963
1989:1962
1964:1963
1939:1962
1914:1962
1907:Aigas
1889:1962
1864:1962
1791:Orrin
1752:Lairg
1583:9.19
1580:1956
1556:1956
1531:1956
1506:1956
1484:6.99
1481:1956
1457:1955
1432:1956
1429:1362
1410:6.92
1407:1956
1404:1956
1382:1955
1357:1954
1331:1954
1306:1954
1281:1953
1256:1930
1231:1933
1206:1952
1200:2.85
1180:1955
1167:Shira
1155:1952
1142:Lussa
1130:1951
1105:1951
1080:1952
1074:1.25
1054:1950
1029:1950
1023:61.2
1004:1950
979:1948
973:0.75
966:Morar
954:1947
948:1.25
929:1957
917:Sloy
899:feet
858:Shira
844:Garry
833:Conon
806:60.3
803:1927
786:1929
733:3382
719:1933
700:1930
681:1926
678:2035
420:Dates
201:Owner
5329:SEPA
4809:Fife
4696:Coal
4603:Farr
4546:Wind
4530:Wave
4464:Sloy
4454:Shin
4074:ISBN
4055:ISBN
4036:ISBN
3988:ISBN
3383:ISBN
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3242:590
3219:585
3196:578
3173:571
3150:563
3127:556
3104:549
3081:543
3058:536
3035:528
3012:520
2989:510
2966:498
2943:486
2920:477
2897:488
2874:482
2851:473
2834:7.8
2828:454
2825:992
2805:384
2802:861
2782:222
2779:216
2776:251
2695:2.5
2690:0.91
2673:6.2
2603:1.56
2531:3.14
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2381:7.6
2285:GWh
2145:383
2117:109
2076:2.4
2067:122
2042:172
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2026:100
2020:839
1992:259
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1970:212
1967:113
1945:290
1920:780
1895:906
1873:2.2
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1828:No.
1806:3.7
1772:103
1765:Shin
1756:3.5
1686:160
1668:114
1655:112
1629:GWh
1577:365
1553:817
1528:296
1503:175
1475:2.4
1454:320
1401:2.4
1379:610
1354:543
1351:1.2
1312:124
1303:185
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1253:512
1237:120
1228:173
1203:447
1177:965
1152:380
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1136:223
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1051:550
1035:165
1026:173
951:490
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923:130
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2036:28
2023:25
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2011:28
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1995:41
1976:94
1973:38
1961:30
1951:57
1948:24
1942:60
1936:30
1926:55
1923:20
1917:18
1911:30
1901:55
1898:20
1892:17
1886:30
1876:11
1870:89
1867:55
1861:31
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1841:km
1798:76
1795:18
1785:24
1782:10
1769:24
1759:10
1735:18
1724:76
1721:21
1708:25
1705:11
1697:13
1683:47
1665:32
1652:24
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1571:21
1547:27
1537:73
1525:20
1522:23
1512:82
1500:20
1497:23
1478:65
1463:77
1451:22
1448:24
1438:80
1426:30
1423:18
1388:84
1376:75
1348:20
1337:36
1328:52
1325:15
1322:16
1300:24
1297:16
1287:17
1278:92
1272:15
1250:48
1225:34
1197:13
1186:74
1174:40
1171:12
1161:10
1124:66
1111:19
1060:82
1048:24
1010:55
1001:50
998:15
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