• 2 years ago
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings Patrick Harvie visit homes in North Glasgow to hear about the work to implement zero carbon heating. New funding for zero carbon emission heat networks is set to be announced tomorrow and the visit marks the first anniversary of the Scottish Government and the Scottish Green Party Parliamentary Group signing the Bute House Agreement, a plan to work together to build a green economic recovery from COVID, respond to the climate emergency and create a fairer country.

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