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The Tameside UDP Written Statement
TAMESIDE UNITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN Adopted Plan 17th November 2004 CONTENTS PART 1 Introduction ..................................................................................................................Page 2 Other Relevant Policies and Strategies ................................................................................. 3 Overview of the Borough ..................................................................................................... 5 Themes and Objectives for the New Plan ............................................................................ 6 Part 1 Policies ....................................................................................................................... 8 PART 2 Reasoned Justifications for Part 1 Policies ......................................................................... 14 Part 2 Policies and Reasoned Justifications Employment and the Local Economy ................................................................................ 25 Housing and Community Facilities .................................................................................... 39 Town Centres, Retailing and Leisure ................................................................................. 57 Countryside, Open Land, Sport and Recreation ................................................................. 65 Transportation and Access .................................................................................................. 81 Conservation and Enhancement of the Built Environment ............................................... -
CSR Annual Review 2008
CSR Annual Review 2008 Prototype Carbon Capture Test Unit at Longannet Power Station CSR Annual Review 2008 Index Page number Welcome 2 Performance Summary 2008 3 Managing our Responsibilities Our Approach 6 Governance 7 Environment 8 Stakeholder Engagement 10 Scope 11 Benchmarking and Recognition 12 Our 12 Impacts 14 Provision of Energy 15 Health and Safety 26 Customer Experience 36 Climate Change and Emissions to Air 45 Waste and Resource Use 56 Biodiversity 65 Sites, Siting and Infrastructure 74 Employment Experience 80 Customers with Special Circumstances 93 Community 100 Procurement 110 Economic 116 Assurance Statement 121 Page 1 of 123 www.scottishpower.com/CorporateResponsibility.asp CSR Annual Review 2008 Welcome Welcome to the CSR Annual Review 2008. During the year our business aim was to build on last years successful integration with IBERDROLA, where ScottishPower was one of the main drivers and principle engines of growth. In line with IBERDROLAs multi local approach, ScottishPower continues to provide details on its social and environmental performance against the 12 impact areas identified back in 2005, while also reporting our enhanced CSR credentials globally as part of the wider IBERDROLA group. Being a good corporate citizen is even more important in these times of economic uncertainty. Investment, whether in our assets, our existing and future workforce, our local communities, or the environment at large is key to helping the UK and global economies out of the current recession. IBERDROLA and ScottishPower have invested £1.8 billion in the UK in the last two years and £1.1 billion in 2008 alone. We have announced plans to spend £39 million over the next three years to protect our most vulnerable customers and we contributed a further £1 million to the ScottishPower Energy People Trust, an independent charity set up to help end fuel poverty in Britain. -
North Western Electricity Board Area
DR. G.T. BLOOMFIELD Professor Emeritus, University of Guelph THE NORTH WESTERN ELECTRICTY BOARD AREA Regional and Local Electricity Systems in Britain Contents Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 2 The North Western Electricity Board Area ................................................................................................... 2 Constituents of the North Western Electricity Board Area .......................................................................... 3 Development of Electricity Supply Areas ...................................................................................................... 3 I Local Initiatives.................................................................................................................................. 7 II State Intervention ........................................................................................................................... 16 III Nationalisation ................................................................................................................................ 29 Summary ..................................................................................................................................................... 35 Note on Sources .......................................................................................................................................... 36 ST ANNE’S-ON-THE-SEA The Urban District Council -
Mobilization of Heavy Metals from Fossil-Fuelled Power Plants, Potential Ecological and Biochemical Implications
COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES environment and quality of life Mobilization of heavy metals from fossil-fuelled power plants, potential ecological and biochemical implications Electricity demand, installed capacity and geographical location of the fossil-fuelled power stations in the territory of the European Community EUR 6998 EN Part I COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES environment and quality of life Mobilization of heavy metals from fossil-fuelled power plants, potential ecological and biochemical implications I - Electricity demand, installed capacity and geographical location of the fossil-fuelled power stations in the territory of the European Community L. GOETZ, E. SABBIONI and A. SPRINGER Joint Research Centre Ispra Establishment - Italy Chemistry Division EUR 6998 EN 1981 Parti Published by the COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Directorate-General Information Market and Innovation Batiment Jean Monnet LUXEMBOURG LEGAL NOTICE Neither the Commission of the European Communities nor any person acting on behalf of the Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of the following information Part II has been published under ISBN 92-825-2150-8 Cataloguing data can be found at the end of this publication © ECSC-EEC-EAEC, Brussels ■ Luxembourg, 1980 Printed in Belgium Parti: ISBN 92-825-2095-1 Catalogue number: CD-NO-80-A10-EN-C -III- TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE 1 INTRODUCTION 2 1. Electricity production in the European Community 2 2. Breakdown by source of energy 3 3. Electricity production by conventional thermal power plants 4 4. Power stations situated in the territory of the European Community 5 4.1. Installed capacity 5 4.2. Conventional thermal power stations in the territory of the European Community 5 4.3.