ourpower.bsky.social

@ourpower.scot

Campaigning to make sure people in Scotland get a fair share of our renewable energy wealth. https://www.ourpower.scot/

🚨 BP is selling its North Sea business after 60 years. That means 1,100 jobs directly at risk, plus thousands more in the supply chain. The warning is clear: fossil fuel decline is accelerating. We need a plan that puts workers first. 👇

Community-owned energy means more wealth in our communities. But, there are so many unnecessary barriers. We need the Scottish Government to step in and get rid of those barriers!

On Orkney, the council is creating a municipally owned wind farm that is set to bring in £3.3m annually to fund vital public services. We need to be doing this everywhere in Scotland.

These projects are owned by TagEnergy, a joint venture between a French Billionaire and private holding companies. Why are they investing in wind here? Because it's profitable. The question is why don't Scottish communities have a stake in these projects? www.thenational.scot/news/2641863...

Planning approval granted for two on-shore Scottish wind farm projects

TWO new wind farms have received planning permission, paving the path for an additional 75MW of renewable energy production

thenational.scot

Do corporate wind farms benefit your community? Not really, but they could with community & municipal ownership. When they’re developed, there’s a certain agreed upon “community benefit” that the developer agrees to pay the community in a show of good will.

Scottish communities before corporate profits

ScotWind should be seen as a defining failure of successive SNP administrations (and Green supporters) who insisted it would be formative to Scotland’s reindustrialisation. Reports of £6 billion less activity than expected is only the latest confirmation.

'Disaster': ScotWind to deliver £6bn less to Scotland as spending shifts overseas

A landmark offshore wind programme hailed by Scotland's former First Minister as a "truly historic" opportunity is now set to deliver…

heraldscotland.com

🚨 PROFITS SOAR, BUT WHO BENEFITS? 🚨 Iberdrola / Scottish Power: 2026 Net Profit: €4.34BN (+22%) Q2 Net Profit: €1.70BN Overseas energy companies get huge returns, while our communities are left behind with only scraps. Enough is enough. Time for public and community ownership. ⚡️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The image features large text stating, "Scottish Wind, Spanish Profits." Below, it mentions Iberdrola, Scottish Power's parent company, earning €4.34 billion in profits in 2026 and questions why Scotland isn’t benefiting from its own renewables. A wind turbine with the Iberdrola logo is pictured in the background.

The PM has pledged to cut VAT on electricity starting in October. This will be a great relief across the UK. More importantly, it signals that electrification is the way forward! Now, we need to take the next step and make sure the renewables producing that electricity benefit our communities!

@bellacaledonia.bsky.social has got it exactly right. A more democratic energy system isn't a matter of technology, but it's about making sure communities and workers in Scotland are actually benefitting!

Wind turbines are situated on a grassy hill beneath a blue sky. The image includes a quote from Mike Small, Bella Caledonia, criticizing the industrialization of the Highlands for private profit instead of sustainable development. The quote is in white, with highlighted words in red. The logo "Our Power" is at the bottom.

🔴 A new multi-billion pound wind project in the Moray Firth has been approved by ScotGov The Caledonia Offshore Wind Farm is a joint venture by EDP Renewables (Spain) and ENGIE (France). That's more overseas multinationals enriching themselves off of Scotland's wind, while we get nothing.