The home of clean growth in
Scotland’s Tay Cities region
This is a platform for knowledge sharing, discussion, networking, ideas and project development for anyone involved or interested in clean economic growth connected to the Tay Cities Region.
Let’s talk about Clean Energy, Sustainable Mobility, Green Agi-tech, Circular Economy, Data & Digital Solutions, Nature based projects and more.
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Project library
The project library profiles a range of clean growth projects and initiatives in the Tay Cities region. Projects are categorised by theme and linked to organisations involved.
Community
Join the community to get involved and develop ideas with like-minded people and potential partners. We’re open to all stakeholders, regardless of where you’re based.
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Funding
Among other benefits, community members gain access to an aggregated and frequently updated list of funding opportunities for the clean growth sector.
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News
- REPORT: Beyond 2023 ReportThe Beyond 2030 report builds on top of the Holistic Network Design for the UK energy system, makes a set of network recommendations throughout the 2030s and recommends a set…
- Energy transition: ScottishPower owner sets out investment and jobs planSource: insider.co.uk Under the four-year plan, which includes £4.3bn for Scotland, the Spanish owner of ScottishPower will spend more in Britain than in Spain, Germany, France and Australia combined. Full…
- Carbon Capture: EU’s Carbon Management Strategy: Paving the Way to 2040Source: Scotland Europa Alerts In a bid to meet climate targets, enhance industrial competitiveness, and bolster energy resilience, the EU is placing significant emphasis on carbon capture and storage (CCS)…
Community
Tay Cities Clean Growth hosts a community for professionals who contribute in solving the challenges of a better, cleaner future. Find opportunities to get involved in existing projects, submit, discuss and develop your ideas and find partners for new initiatives.
134 members from 113 organisations sharing knowledge in 41 discussions.