To help people better understand what their Councils and NHS Boards are doing to participate in the
energy transition we've issued Freedom of Information requests to all 32 Councils and 14 NHS Boards
in Scotland. In particular we will be looking at how much renewable electricity or revenue they
generate from their properties.
We'll do this every year and construct a league table to figure out who's doing what.
While we're waiting for replies, here's a list of all 32 councils in Scotland with their (approx)
populations. We look forward to adding more information soon.
- Aberdeen City – 229,060
- Aberdeenshire – 267,700
- Angus – 116,040
- Argyll and Bute – 85,430
- Clackmannanshire – 51,360
- Dumfries and Galloway – 148,060
- Dundee City – 148,820
- East Ayrshire – 121,600
- East Dunbartonshire – 108,130
- East Lothian – 111,360
- East Renfrewshire – 97,170
- City of Edinburgh – 548,280
- Falkirk – 160,340
- Fife – 376,020
- Glasgow City – 635,640
- Highland – 235,540
- Inverclyde – 77,060
- Midlothian – 96,220
- Moray – 96,060
- Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles) – 26,640
- North Ayrshire – 135,280
- North Lanarkshire – 341,140
- Orkney Islands – 22,540
- Perth and Kinross – 151,910
- Renfrewshire – 179,390
- Scottish Borders – 115,270
- Shetland Islands – 22,870
- South Ayrshire – 112,550
- South Lanarkshire – 320,210
- Stirling – 95,530
- West Dunbartonshire – 87,420
- West Lothian – 183,820
NHS Boards
- NHS Ayrshire and Arran
- NHS Borders
- NHS Dumfries and Galloway
- NHS Fife
- NHS Forth Valley
- NHS Grampian
- NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
- NHS Highland
- NHS Lanarkshire
- NHS Lothian
- NHS Orkney
- NHS Shetland
- NHS Tayside
- NHS Western Isles