That is the conclusion to my article in The Nationwide yesterday:

There are few international locations on the planet with higher pure sources able to delivering renewable power approach in extra of its wants than Scotland. It’s the export of that extra power that can make Scotland tick. And if it could export that power in manufactured kind by turning that capability to generate energy into the power intensive merchandise that different international locations won’t be able to afford to make, then the value-added that Scotland would possibly make may very well be even larger.

Any plan for Scotland’s future that doesn’t put renewable power at its coronary heart will likely be lacking the purpose of what’s going to make Scotland tick sooner or later.

The selection for Scotland is does it need the benefit that this brings or is it prepared to let the politicians and bankers in London exploit it? It is so simple as that.

The conclusion is smart, in itself.

What went earlier than it’s an instance of the economics of strolling about. I counsel which will even be value studying.