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		Energy Service Group   Scotland's Energy - Scotland's Future a call for action - UNISON Scotland Energy Policy KEEPING SCOTLAND WARM A Domestic Energy Efficiency Policy An initiative to bring fuel poverty and energy efficiency issues before the Scottish Parliament     Scotland's Energy - Scotland's Future a call for action - UNISON Scotland Energy Policy Who's Who News/Reports/Briefings UNISON UK Business & Environment Pages Utilities news from UNISON Scotland (Electricity, Gas, Water) Water remains a public utility in Scotland and has its own pages. However there are many issues in common with the Gas and Electricity private companies. These are dealt with under the Joint Utilities Committee News. Call Centre Resource pages Meeting the Energy Challenge - Energy policy Briefing Nov 2007 Briefings 6 Oct 08: Ofgem probe confirms UNISON prediction of 'golden hole' in flawed energy market 27 June 07: Energy regulator poised to discriminate against Scotland's generating industry Nuclear, renewables and coal needed in balanced energy policy - UNISON (Jan 06) Utilities Report to Scottish Council April 05 Utilities Report to Scottish Council Feb 05 Manifesto to End Fuel Poverty (pdf 110k) Utilities News June 04 (pdf 250k) Scotland's Energy - Scotland's Future - a call for action Renewable Energy MSP Briefing An Inquiry into the Future of the Renewable Energy Industry in Scotland' Scottish Parliament Enterprise and Culture Committee Inquiry into Renewable Energy in Scotland. The UNISON Scotland Evidence Utilities News November 2003 Utilities News April 2003 UNISON Scotland Response to the Energywatch Year 3 Forward Work Programme Consultation: 2003-2004 Energy Briefing March 2003 UNISON welcomes white paper but attacks competition in energy markets Renewable Energy Scottish Executive Consultation. Scotland's Renewable Energy Potential - Beyond 2010. The UNISON Scotland Response Scottish Energy Strategy Response Utilities Briefing September 2002 Energy Briefing April 2002 - British Electricity Trading and Transmission Arrangements (BETTA) Scottish call to end fuel poverty Press release 11 April 2002 Energy Policy & Competition - Energy briefing March 2002 Scottish Energy Strategy UNISON Scotland's contribution to the Energy Review consultation Energywatch Work Programme 2002-03, UNISON Response Transco Job Cuts Feb 2002 British Energy Generation - Pay 2001, Industrial Action looms Energy Action Scotland Annual Conference & Exhibition ‘Working Together to End Fuel Poverty' 7 - 9 November 2001 Scottish Energy Strategy A Discussion Paper The UK Fuel Poverty Strategy Consultation Draft The UNISON Scotland Response Ofgem Scottish Trading Arrangements Submission from UNISONScotland Response to OFGEM consultation paper "Plan and Budget April 2000 March 2001" Ofgem Consultation Document on Future Electricity Wholesale Trading Arrangments in Scotland A Response from UNISON Scotland OFFER/Ofgas Social Action Plan Discussion Document: A Response from UNISON Scotland Joint Utilities Committee Energy Chair & Vice Chair Secretary Danny Gillespie John Dodds(vc) Dave Watson SRO 0845 355 0845 d.watson@unison.co.uk Energy Action Scotland Annual Conference & Exhibition ‘Reaching the Fuel Poor' 6 - 8 November 2002 Beardmore Conference Hotel, Clydebank The Energy Action Scotland Annual Conference is the leading event on fuel poverty, affordable warmth and related issues in Scotland. This year's conference will take place on 6 - 8 November at the Beardmore Conference Hotel, Clydebank, nr Glasgow. Entitled Reaching the Fuel Poor, the conference is sponsored by ScottishPower and Transco. It will focus on the many initiatives currently underway to tackle fuel poverty, and will also examine how we can establish effective links at local and national levels and across devolved/reserved matters in government. Delegates include energy and debt advisers, local authorities, housing associations, health bodies, academics, fuel utilities, insulation and heating companies, trade unions, regulatory bodies, voluntary organisations etc. For further information and booking details contact: Energy Action Scotland Suite 4a, Ingram House, 227 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DA Tel: 0141 226 3064 Fax: 0141 221 2788 Email: eas@eas.org.uk Website: www.eas.org.uk Working for Warm, Dry Homes