High growth businesses awarded record £1.5 million at Scottish EDGE finals
A record breaking £1.5 million was invested in a total of 42 businesses with innovative entrepreneurial potential as the latest winners of the Scottish EDGE Awards are revealed
How investing in Scotland can help to drive a low-carbon future
In a Q&A with Power Technology, our Director of Global Investment, Mark Hallan discusses net-zero investment project opportunities in Scotland
Sugar beet re-introduction could create hundreds of jobs and support Scotland’s net zero goals, new report
- New vision for a bioeconomy in Scotland set out in IBioIC report by Scottish Enterprise;
- At least 815 jobs could be created and thousands more supported through the supply chain;
- Domestic bioethanol supply could reduce carbon emissions by more than 280,000 tonnes annually;
- Dundee or Grangemouth highlighted as potential sites for a bioethanol plant.
MSP Humza Yousaf and MP Chris Stephens visit Govan family business as it celebrates 30th anniversary with £0.5m development
Humza Yousaf MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care, and Chris Stephens MP, Shadow SNP Spokesperson (Fair Work and Employment), visited Rearo, an independent family business headquartered in Govan on 19 November, as part of the business’s 30th anniversary celebrations
Scotland a world-class location for global low-carbon investment
Writing for Scottish Business Insider, our Director of Global Investment, Mark Hallan outlines how Scotland grasped the opportunity of hosting COP26
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High growth businesses awarded record £1.5 million at Scottish EDGE finals
A record breaking £1.5 million was invested in a total of 42 businesses with innovative entrepreneurial potential as the latest winners of the Scottish EDGE Awards are revealed
Ten innovative responsible tourism projects launched as part of £25million Scottish Tourism Recovery Programme
Scottish Enterprise and partners are delivering funding to support the recovery of tourism and hospitality in Scotland by driving forward innovation in the tourism sector. The projects, which collectively received over £500k in funding, have been revealed by Scottish Enterprise, South of Scotland Enterprise (SOSE) and Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).
Sugar beet re-introduction could create hundreds of jobs and support Scotland’s net zero goals, new report
- New vision for a bioeconomy in Scotland set out in IBioIC report by Scottish Enterprise;
- At least 815 jobs could be created and thousands more supported through the supply chain;
- Domestic bioethanol supply could reduce carbon emissions by more than 280,000 tonnes annually;
- Dundee or Grangemouth highlighted as potential sites for a bioethanol plant.