More than 40 landowners, including Transport Scotland, SSE Renewables, Highlands & Islands Enterprise, and Tomatin Distillery were invited to meet by representatives of the Strathdearn community to encourage communication and transparency around community benefits from land in the area. The even
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SSE Renewables investment benefits local communities By Contributor Published: 09:30, 07 January 2021
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Community projects across the Highlands have benefited from millions of pounds worth of funding from SSE Renewables and the contribution from the energy giant has made a huge impact.
SSE Renewables, which is one of the largest energy companies in the UK, wants to help communities facing the unprecedented challenges during the coronavirus pandemic. It invests in the areas in which it operates â particularly where its onshore windfarms are located â and, as the organisation is very active in the Highlands, it has channelled much of its funding from its Community Investment scheme to the area.
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