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Scotland Fife coal mine to turn into eco-therapy wellness park

Scotland Fife coal mine to turn into eco-therapy wellness park By Yoana Cholteeva 07 May 2021 (Last Updated May 7th, 2021 18:12) Hargreaves Land, a property regeneration specialist, has sold the restored woodland of the former Fife open cast mine in Dunfermline, Scotland, to social enterprise company National Pride, which will convert it into a leisure and tourism destination. Share Article National Pride hopes that a planning application will be submitted to the Fife Council before the end of the year. Source: National Pride The 930-acre St Ninians and Loch Fitty site, located off the M90, will be developed by National Pride to become an eco-therapy wellness park.

Construction set to start this year on Fife energy plant at former coal mine

Fife incinerator construction set to start this year, creating hundreds of jobs © SYSTEM The energy from waste plant in Fife will stop rubbish going to landfill. Construction of an incinerator at a former coal mine in Fife is set to begin this year. A Swiss company has been appointed to construct the 240,000 tonne energy from waste facility. The project will create hundreds of jobs. Brockwell Energy has planning permission to build the facility at the former Westfield open-cast coal mine, located east of Ballingry, which closed in 1994. It has agreed key terms with Hitachi Zosen Innova (HZI) as preferred bidder for the site.

Solar project approved for former Fife mining site

Solar project approved for former Fife mining site © Steve Brown / DCT Media Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The transformation of a former Fife surface mine has taken a step forward with the approval of a solar energy scheme. Brockwell Energy has secured planning permission for the installation of solar panels and batteries for energy storage at the Westfield site between Kinglassie and Ballingry. ‘Welcome news for Fife’ Labour councillor Altany Craik, who is convener of Fife Council’s economy, tourism, strategic planning and transportation committee, said: “Brockwell Energy’s approval to build a solar project at Westfield near Kinglassie is welcome news for Fife.

Pioneer Point Partners achieves first close for €500m sustainable infrastructure fund

Pioneer Point Partners achieves first close for €500m sustainable infrastructure fund USA - English Share this article Share this article LONDON, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Pioneer Point Partners LLP ( Pioneer ), the specialist infrastructure investment firm, has reached the €150m first close target of its maiden institutional fund, Pioneer Infrastructure Partners SCSp ( the Fund ). The first close has been supported by five European and North American institutions. The Fund is seeking to raise total capital commitments of €500 million and is targeting a 15+% IRR. The Fund will be deployed in line with Pioneer s historically successful lower mid-market, value-add infrastructure strategy in the energy transition and environment sectors across Western Europe. Pioneer has previously committed nearly €900 million of equity across nine investments on a deal-by-deal basis, delivering superior risk-adjusted returns. 

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