from the ground but viking energy, in order to get their turbines up, they are using. they are displacing the peat, which is a fossil fuel. viking energy say they are restoring far more peatland than they disturb. the carbon payback of this project, taking all those things into account, will be less than two years. we have a vast renewable energy resource in shetland, and the whole world is moving to carbon net zero shetland needs to play its part. modern shetland was built on oil. the proceeds paid for this swimming pool and seven others, but now these beautiful islands are torn about when and how to give up their grimy golden goose. james cook, bbc news, lerwick. while keeping the lights on. it is dividing opinion on the shetland isles, their are split as to whether
here and look for ways to transition to cleaner energy without creating new oil fields or drilling for new oil. but critics worry about the industrialisation of shetland. if you had to choose between cambo drilling for oil and this wind farm, as an environmentalist, what would you choose? as an environmentalist, i would still choose cambo. viking energy is not a green answer. cambo is removing oil, fossil feel, from the ground but viking energy, in order to get the turbines up, they are using. they are displacing the peat which is a fossil fuel. viking energy say they are restoring far more peatland than they disturb. the carbon payback of this project, taking all those things into account, will be less than two years. we have a vast renewable energy resource in shetland, and the whole world is moving to carbon zero shetland needs to play its part.
far more peatland than they disturb. the carbon payback of this project, taking all of those things into account, will be less than two years. we have a vast renewable energy source in shetland and the whole world is moving to carbon net zero. shetland needs to play its part. modern shetland was built on oil. the proceeds paid for this swimming pool and seven others. but now these beautiful islands are torn about when and how to give up their grimy golden goose. james cook, bbc news, lerwick. lots of things on today s programme, including bear grylls. he is lots of things on today s programme, including bear grylls. including bear grylls. he is going to be here including bear grylls. he is going to be here at including bear grylls. he is going to be here at about including bear grylls. he is going to be here at about ten - including bear grylls. he is going to be here at about ten minutesl including bear grylls. he is going i to be here at about ten minutes to eight talking abou
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as an environmentalist, what would you choose? as an environmentalist, i would still choose cambo. viking energy is not a green answer. cambo is removing oil, fossilfuel, from the ground, but viking energy, in order to get their turbines up, they re using. they re displacing the peat, which is a fossil fuel. viking energy say they are restoring far more peatland than they disturb. the carbon payback of this project, taking all those things into account, will be less than two years. we have a vast renewable energy resource in shetland, and the whole world is moving to carbon net zero shetland needs to play its part. modern shetland was built on oil. the proceeds paid for this swimming pool and seven others, but now these beautiful islands are torn about when and how to give up their grimy golden goose. james cook, bbc news, lerwick.