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Alex Salmond likes to recite the tale his grandfather told about his hometown of Linlithgow ousting English occupiers from the local castle in the 14th century.
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Scotland’s expanding renewable energy industry is attracting attention from Asian investors who are unfazed about the country’s prospects for gaining independence from the rest of the U.K.
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Donald Trump said international investors no longer see Scotland as a secure place to invest because First Minister Alex Salmond is “single handedly destroying” Scotland’s economy with his policy of building thousands of wind turbines.
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Donald Trump hailed Alex Salmond as an “amazing man” for championing the financial benefits of his golf resort in northeast Scotland. Now the two are at loggerheads over the linchpin of the Scottish leader’s economic policy as he strives to gain independence from the U.K.
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Donald Trump, the New York real- estate entrepreneur, said the Scottish government enticed him into investing in a golf resort by suggesting that an offshore wind farm he opposes was unlikely to go ahead.
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SSE Plc and Repsol YPF SA sought approval for their planned Beatrice offshore wind project in Scotland’s Outer Moray Firth.
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Scotland would have a separate European Union renewable-energy target if it became independent from the U.K., according to its government.
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Scotland’s economy shrank by less than the U.K. as a whole in the fourth quarter because of an increase in output from the services industry.
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Scotland Energy Minister Fergus Ewing is seeking to court investment in the region’s oil and gas industry and become a hub for offshore wind developers by reducing corporate taxes included in the U.K. government budget.
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Scotland Energy Minister Fergus Ewing said he wants to entice investment in the oil and gas industry and become a hub for offshore wind developers by reducing corporate taxes levied in the U.K. government budget.
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