SRT ENERGY HOME PAGE

Energy production is a vital factor in the economics of this or any country, but the global scale of use of fossil fuels is the primary cause of the severe concerns about climate change which we discuss in a series of Climate Change Pages. Find out also What the Churches are Doing about it, both in advocacy and in our own back yards. This includes Eco-Congregation Scotland programme and the Scottish Churches' Energy Efficiency Scheme, and the European Christian Environment Network.

Specifically on energy policy, we are preparing a new report to the Church of Scotland General Assembly in May 2007. This will draw on a Energy Policy Submission to the Government's April 2006 review of energy policy.

Energy Papers

We are updating our pages on energy issues, but we include here for the time being a series of briefing notes produced by the Energy and Environment working group of the Church and Soicety Council and information sheets of the SRT Project. We also list some earlier longer articles on some of the big issues.

Briefing Notes and Information Sheets

• Energy efficiency MS Word Version; Rich text Version
• Fossil Fuels MS Word Version; Rich text Version
• Nuclear Power MS Word Version; Rich text Version
• Renewal Energy MS Word Version; Rich text Version
• Climate Change MS Word Version; Rich text Version

Earlier Energy Reports

• SRT Energy Home Page
• Impact of Energy in Scotland's Environment
• Scottish Churches' Energy Efficiency Scheme
• What Prospects for Renewable Energy?
• Nuclear Power Home Page
• What Future for Nuclear Power?
• What Lessons from Dounreay?
• Chernobyl Reflection

Scottish Churches' Energy Efficiency Scheme

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

This page has been produced by the Society Religion and Technology Project of the Church of Scotland. For more about our work on other issues, see our Other SRT Project pages, our SRT Publications List, or our On-line SRT Newsletter.

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This page was last revised on 9 November 2006