Plans for $3BN Hydropower Project in Scotland, Reports Warning

Peter Duthie, the former CEO of the Scottish Event Campus, warns that Glasgow risks falling behind in the global conference sector without significant government investment in expansion projects. Meanwhile, Glen Earrach Energy is set to submit plans for a £3 billion hydropower project at Loch Ness, highlighting concerns about environmental impacts and community benefits. In another development, advocates for solar energy in Scotland argue that it could play a crucial role in reducing emissions and creating jobs, countering the government's focus on wind power. Despite these challenges, INCH Architecture asserts that Glasgow's potential for inspiration remains intact amid ongoing urban investment. Additionally, The Isle of Tiree Distillery celebrates the successful launch of its first legal single malt whisky in over 200 years, marking a significant cultural milestone for the Hebridean island.