§ LORD GLYNasked Her Majesty's Government what projects of the Scottish Hydro-Electric Board are at present under construction and by what date will these be in operation and at what financial cost and, further, what other
SCHEMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION No. Scheme Date of Commissioning Estimated Cost£'000 2 Tummel-Garry and Gairloch (3 power stations in operation). From 1955 to 1956 for station not yet in operation 6,450 2A Tummel-Garry Amendments 1957 102 12 Shira (one power station in operation) 1956 for station not yet in operation 3,150 13 Storr Lochs (power station in operation) 1956 for remainder of plant in station 250 16 Glascarnoch-Luichart-Torr Achilty (2 power stations in operation). From 1955 to 1957 for stations not yet in operation 8,700 18 Lawers. From 1955 to 1956 2,850 23 Moriston From 1956 to 1958 13,000 23A Moriston Amendments 24 Garry From 1955 to 1956 4,850 25 Breadalbane From 1957 to 1960 21,500 25A Breadalbane Amendments 27 Allt-na-Lairige 1956 620 29 Orrin 1959 4,550 32 Shin From 1957 to 1959 8,800 61 Kilmelfort 1956 458 68 Lussa Extension 1956 310 69 Cowal Extension 1956 350
SCHEMES SANCTIONED BUT NOT STARTED No. Scheme Estimated Cost£'000 26 Mucomir … … … … … … … … 375 34 Gisla … … … … … … … … 210 35 Loch Chliostair … … … … … … … … 270 71 Loch Glashan … … … … … … … … 1,300
SCHEME BEFORE PARLIAMENT 31 Tummel Valley Additions … … … … … … … 1,340 492WA
NOTES 1. Schemes on which works are completed or virtually completed are not included in the Tables. 2. With the exceptions of Moriston and Breadalbane the costs given in the Tables are the estimates given in the Schemes published and presented to Parliament. 3. The costs given for Moriston and Breadalbane are the estimates given in the White Papers published when amending Schemes were presented to Parliament. 4. The costs given in the published Schemes are likely to be considerably exceeded before the projects are completed as a result of rises in costs since the estimates were made. 5. Where the stations in a project will come into operation at different times the date of commissioning is given as over a period. 6. The date at which work will commence on schemes that have not yet started is being considered in connection with the Government's capital investment policy. House adjourned at one minute past four o'clock. Schemes are projected for which sanction has been obtained and when it is proposed that work should be commenced and by what date is it anticipated that each will be completed and at what estimated cost.
§ THE MINISTER OF STATE, SCOTTISH OFFICE (LORD STRATHCLYDE)The information requested is given in the following tables: