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SEPA continues to support the multi-agency response following a small quantity of light crude oil surfacing from an underground pipeline in the area local to Finnart Ocean Terminal, Argyll and Bute.

SEPA continues to support the multi-agency response following a small quantity of light crude oil surfacing from an underground pipeline in the area local to Finnart Ocean Terminal, Argyll and Bute.

SEPA Publishes 2022-23 Annual Report

Scotland’s environmental regulator is reminding those operating within the waste sector of the potential implications of breaching their waste management licence conditions following the conclusion of a criminal case at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court yesterday (10th January 2024).

SEPA continues to support the multi-agency response following a small quantity of light crude oil surfacing from an underground pipeline in the area local to Finnart Ocean Terminal, Argyll and Bute.

As part of continuing efforts to modernise and improve environmental regulation, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) are seeking views on the type of authorisation required for regulated activities in Scotland.