Edinburgh

A leader in offshore wind power, Scotland is well placed to reach net zero emissions by 2045. The region’s renewable energy capacity has been growing steadily over the past decade, and it now constitutes the region’s main source of electricity. As gas prices soar and demand rises for clean, stable energy, the opportunity for Scotland are “unprecedented”, says Claire Mack, Chief Executive of Scottish Renewables.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) provide energy to 59 Scottish islands connecting some of the UK’s most remote communities.

Mark Cavers is an Associate in ITS Operations and Safety at WSP in Scotland. Mark believes collaboration across multiple disciplines can make a real impact in the transport industry – transport affects all areas of life. With an innovative mindset and brave decisions, he can make real, long-tasting, positive change. Here he shares how he is harnessing the power of digital technology to create a seamless and efficient transport system.

As part of the Scotland TranServ partnership, WSP devised innovative approaches to Trunk Road operations, contributing to Net Zero, reduced disruption, improved journey times and safer roads.

WSP designed the first line of the planned network, which extends from east to west across the city and connects to the airport.

Designing Durley Chine Environmental Hub using the latest innovative low-carbon techniques.