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of Basel/Switzerland (on leave from the Universtiy of Münster) 09/2011 – 12/2011 Visiting Scholar, Department of Philosophy, Columbia University (Hosts: Katja Vogt and Joseph Raz) 10/2005 – 10/2009
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an increased identification with Europe (Fligstein, 2008; Kuhn, 2011, 2012; Sigalas, 2010). While this new perspective is commendable because of its focus on attitude formation as the focal point ( [...] map of sentiments towards Europe (e.g. Boomgaarden et al., 2011). Scholars have devised several typologies to address individually relevant atti- tudes towards Europeanization. Some use a twofold [...] to a country’s borders fosters Europeanism (Gabel, 1998). Kuhn (2011, 2012) points out that citizens engaging in a broad array of TAs (e.g. travel abroad, contacts with other EU-nationals) tend to
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encompasses the following national targets (APS Group Scotland, 2011): 100% electricity demand (equivalent) from RE, 11% heat demand from renewable sources, 30% (at least) overall energy demand from RE [...] Scottish Government launched the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) in 2011 to provide incentives for the usage of renewable sources to produce heat, and it is administered by the Office of Gas and Electricity [...] may have received other financial support through its life” (REA, 2011). This bodes well for such investments and the CCDC may be able to proceed in this venture given this updated information. Through
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with a population of approximately197 people according to the 2011 Highland Council census profile. Before the 20th century Applecross was only accessible by boat.Currently it can be accessed by two [...] activities, human health and social work activities (Highland Council 2011). The area surrounding Applecross is believed to be one of the earliest settlements in Scotland (Goldthrope 2014). It is believed [...] as an area of outstanding natural beauty” (The Applecross Trust 2011). Information available indicates that peat was the main energy resourcein the mid-nineteenth century according to the Statistical
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have decided to upgrade the existing harbor facilities by end of 2011. It will enable Lochboisdale to meet the demands of all users and to improve the productivity and economic growth. 1.3 Aim and Scope [...] energy contribution by 37.3% by 2014 (31% of electricity by 2011 and 50% by 2020) • 2 renewable energy projects (wind, hydro) • District heating system for only 40 additional houses • Expanding [...] energy contribution by 37.3% by 2014 (31% of electricity by 2011 and 50% by 2020) • Bio-fuel contribution for transport: 7% by 2014 • Rise bio-fuel contribution by 10% by 2011 For both BAU and
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a Cleaner Sleat An Evaluation of the Clean Sleat Project March 2011 PROJECT TEAM Emebet Bogale Azanaw, Bernice Mawuli Baku, Kusum Barua Samrawit Yilma Dererie, Diego Alejandro Distel, Nele Rumler Arthur [...] financial support which allowed us to do this International Class 2011. i Executive Summary This study was done by students of the University of Flensburg/Germany on behalf of the Sleat Community Trust [...] SESAM 2008, 11) are described below and compared with what the IC 2011 team did in the present study. 6 Table 2-1: Responsibility boundaries for different sectors Sectors IC 2008 Differences of IC 2011
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............. 42 5.6.4 Proposed Zero Waste (Scotland) Regulation 2011 ..................................................................... 42 5.6.5 Duty of Care ....................................... [...] to the Scottish government, the amount of ROCs required between 2011 and 2013 are: From 1 st April 2011 to 31 st March 2012 the ROCs should be of 0.124 ROCs per MWh. (The Scottish Government 2011e) From [...] . The FiT table is included in ANNEX 2. (The Scottish Government 2011f) (Energy saving trust 2011b) In conclusion, the FIT scheme is more suited to generate income from renewable energy sources with
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................................... 25 Figure 5: Power generated 2011 ........................................................................................................... 27 Figure 6: Gross head [...] coming to the peninsula, carried out between June and November 2011, showed that the majority of visitors stayed between 3 nights and 1 week (Knoydart Foundation, 2011). While day visitors use electricity [...] 371 Source: own calculations based on (Knoydart Visitor Survey, 2011) Share of accommodation and duration of stay based on visitor survey, corrected according to known figures for some accommodation
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suffering from depopulation in the past decades. Be- tween 1981 and 2011, Harris has seen its population decreased by 23 per cent (Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, 2015). The decline can be attributed to an aging
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to the Assessment and Rating of Noise from WindPRO®3.0 (Noise, 2011) ............................................................................................... 57 Table 17. Values of noise in