Edinburgh, UK. 03rd Oct, 2019. Edinburgh, 3 October 2019. Pictured: Paul Wheelhouse MSP - Energy Minister, who said, “The Scottish Government's final policy position is that we do not support the development of unconventional oil and gas - often known as ‘fracking' - in Scotland.” The Scottish Government has set out a finalised policy of no support for unconventional oil and gas (UOG) development in Scotland. Credit: Colin Fisher/Alamy Live News
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Edinburgh, 3 October 2019. Pictured: Paul Wheelhouse MSP - Energy Minister, who said, “The Scottish Government’s final policy position is that we do not support the development of unconventional oil and gas – often known as ‘fracking’ - in Scotland.” Ministerial Statement: Scotland’s Onshore Unconventional Oil and Gas Policy. The Scottish Government has set out a finalised policy of no support for unconventional oil and gas (UOG) development in Scotland. Energy Minister Paul Wheelhouse confirmed this position following a comprehensive period of evidence-gathering and consultation, including environmental and business assessments. He also set out the factors which led to this decision, including the incompatibility of UOG development with climate change policy.