Ambitious plans to create a national climate change centre at the site of a former East Lothian power station could cost £29.5million to develop, a new report has revealed.
A feasibility study into the Cockenzie 360 Centre, which has been put forward by a community group, has described it as 'relevant' and found it could bring benefits to the community.
However it warns that it will need to be created in partnership with East Lothian Council, the Scottish Government and the renewables industry.
