Campaigners protest Peterhead gas power station decision
Climate · First reported 31 Oct, 13:06 · Updated 13:34

Environmental campaigners staged a Halloween-themed protest outside Bute House in Edinburgh against the Scottish Government’s approval of a gas-fired power station at Peterhead. The Scottish Government said it remains committed to tackling climate change and that the decision considered potential impacts on communities, nature and cultural heritage.
- Campaigners gathered outside Bute House on Saturday to oppose approval of a new gas-fired power station at Peterhead.
- Protesters wore Halloween-themed masks and displayed signs; Friends of the Earth Scotland called for climate solutions including warmer homes, reliable bus services and green jobs.
- The Scottish Government said it is committed to reaching net zero by 2045 and cited potential effects on communities, nature and cultural heritage among its considerations.
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- Bute House, Edinburgh
- Project opposed
- A new gas-fired power station at Peterhead, Aberdeenshire
- Government climate target
- Net zero by 2045
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