Emergency crews searching for person in River Tay near Perth
A police helicopter is scouring the River Tay two miles east of Perth's Friarton Bridge, near the Sleepless Inch wastewater treatment works.
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A police helicopter is scouring the River Tay two miles east of Perth's Friarton Bridge, near the Sleepless Inch wastewater treatment works.
A search for a person by the River Tay near Perth, involving police, firefighters and rescue teams, has resumed for a second day.
Construction of combined solar power and battery storage facility near Perth gets under way Site at Sleepless Inch set to go live next year Updated Sleepless Inch and Friarton Bridge (Image: Scottish Water) Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use ...
Scottish Water to install £2m solar and storage facility at wastewater plant The renewable energy generated is forecast to provide around a quarter of the electricity needed to treat water at site Image: Scottish Water Scottish Water will install its first £2 million combined solar power and battery storage facility near Perth’s wastewater treatment works at Sleepless Inch on the River Tay. The renewable energy generated is expected to provide around a quarter of the electricity needed to treat water at site. Almost 2,520 solar panels will be installed with a combined capacity of more t...
Advertisement Scottish Water has started work to install a combined solar power and battery storage facility near Perth’s Waste Water Treatment Works at Sleepless Inch on the River Tay, Scotland. The £2 million project is one of the largest single solar energy investments announced to date by the publicly-owned water company’s commercial subsidiary, Scottish Water Horizons. The renewable energy generated is expected to provide around a quarter of the electricity needed to treat water that has been used by customers all over the city, enabling it to be safely returned to the environment. ...