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New data reveals clearest picture yet of Employee Ownership in Scotland
New research commissioned by Co-operative Development Scotland (CDS), part of Scottish Enterprise, has given the clearest picture yet of Scotland’s employee-owned businesses* (EOBs) and their economic contributions

First electric powered fire appliance for Scotland rolls into production
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has commissioned its first electric powered fire appliance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Transport Scotland and built by Emergency One.

Scottish Enterprise unlocks £2bn of private investment
Scottish Enterprise (SE) has unlocked more than £2 billion of private sector investment in early-stage companies operating in Scotland.

Scottish Biotech company secures £2.2m to accelerate rapid disease detection technology
Dairy industry to benefit from ‘on farm’ system for rapid treatment of infected cattle

Emergency One Group secures export of electric fire appliance to France
Emergency One UK Ltd, a manufacturer of fire appliances based in Cumnock, is celebrating following a contract with Hérault Fire Service to supply its innovative electric fire appliances and further the net zero goals for the French fire service. The export deal was supported by Scottish Development International.

Renewable energy MoU signed between Scotland and French regions
New agreement for the ‘Auld Alliance’

KultraLab secures £2m investment to open new Edinburgh product hub
Talented workforce attracts next generation technology firm to Scotland’s capital

New initiative to position Scotland as leader in decarbonising heat
£376,000 funding committed from Scotland’s enterprise agencies and delivered by BE-ST

Scottish offshore wind industry Collaborative Framework Charter welcomed by Scottish Enterprise
The First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the new signatories of the Scottish Offshore Wind Energy Council (SOWEC) Collaborative Framework Charter at the All Energy Conference and Exhibition in Glasgow today (11 May.)
24 organisations, representing almost 25GW of ScotWind projects with an estimated value of £1.5bn per GW have agreed to work together in the development and delivery of the Collaborative Framework. These and other signatories are also responsible for a further 6.7GW of other Scottish projects either in construction or under development.

Jobs and economic boost for Scotland through inward investment
Values-driven approach to attracting global projects paying off

Scotland’s inward investment strengths & values to be globally showcased
World Forum for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) arrives in Edinburgh

Catching economic opportunities at world’s largest seafood event
Trade on the menu for Scottish firms