1. Send Shetland 2 written feedback
The Whitehills and Banff information events have passed, but SSEN's written-feedback window remains open. Check the closing date and direct SSEN route on the Updates page.
Start with the current deadlines
The dedicated Updates and Deadlines page is the single source for changing event dates, formal-response windows, receiving bodies and submission routes.
Dates and procedures can change. Follow the linked official source before travelling or submitting material.
Four useful actions now
2. Use the correct formal route
Aultmore, Glen Earrach and the Beauly–Peterhead inquiry have separate references and procedures. A social-media comment or email to a developer does not automatically enter a formal case record.
3. Sign and share the petition
More than 850 verified signatures have been recorded. Help the campaign reach its next milestone of 1,000 signatures; this is a campaign target, not a claim that the number guarantees an outcome.
4. Keep building the evidence
Record roads, water, farming, landscape, consultation and community effects carefully. Keep precise wildlife, archaeology and private-water locations out of public posts.
Strathbogie Hub
Cruchie (Site 6) and Rivestone (Site 14) remain under consideration. The campaign is not treating this as a binary choice between two communities.
Save the Deveron Valley continues to ask for transparent site comparison, cumulative assessment, clear consultation records, road and ecology evidence, agricultural scrutiny and a joined-up account of related infrastructure before decisions harden.
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Earlier position
The previous version of this page has been retained as a dated public record rather than silently overwritten.