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.

1. Aberdeen City – 229,060
2. Aberdeenshire – 267,700
3. Angus – 116,040
4. Argyll and Bute – 85,430
5. Clackmannanshire – 51,360
6. Dumfries and Galloway – 148,060
7. Dundee City – 148,820
8. East Ayrshire – 121,600
9. East Dunbartonshire – 108,130
10. East Lothian – 111,360
11. East Renfrewshire – 97,170
12. City of Edinburgh – 548,280
13. Falkirk – 160,340
14. Fife – 376,020
15. Glasgow City – 635,640
16. Highland – 235,540
17. Inverclyde – 77,060
18. Midlothian – 96,220
19. Moray – 96,060
20. Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles) – 26,640
21. North Ayrshire – 135,280
22. North Lanarkshire – 341,140
23. Orkney Islands – 22,540
24. Perth and Kinross – 151,910
25. Renfrewshire – 179,390
26. Scottish Borders – 115,270
27. Shetland Islands – 22,870
28. South Ayrshire – 112,550
29. South Lanarkshire – 320,210
30. Stirling – 95,530
31. West Dunbartonshire – 87,420
32. West Lothian – 183,820

NHS Boards

1. NHS Ayrshire and Arran
2. NHS Borders
3. NHS Dumfries and Galloway
4. NHS Fife
5. NHS Forth Valley
6. NHS Grampian
7. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
8. NHS Highland
9. NHS Lanarkshire
10. NHS Lothian
11. NHS Orkney
12. NHS Shetland
13. NHS Tayside
14. NHS Western Isles