Home About SCS SCS News Reports & Data Recruitment Help Contact Us
Scottish Courts
  • The Courts
    • Courts, tribunals and Justice organisations in Scotland
      • High Court
        • About the High Court
        • High Court locations
        • Justiciary Office
        • High Court Practice Notes
        • High Court Rolls
        • Contact the High Court
        • Judgments
      • Court of Session
        • About the Court of Session
        • Court Rolls
        • Judgments
        • Practice Notes
      • Supreme Courts
        • About the Supreme Courts
      • Sheriff Court
        • About Sheriff Courts
        • Find a court
        • Court Rolls
        • Rules
        • Judgments
        • FAQs
      • JP Court
        • About JP Courts
        • Court Rolls
        • Fees
        • FAQs
        • Signing documents
      • More
        • Office of the Public Guardian
        • Justice Organisations
        • Other courts and tribunals
        • The Accountant of Court
        • Scottish Court Service Headquarters
  • Coming to Court
    • Information for those due to attend or visit court
      • Attending a Court
      • Jurors
      • Witnesses
      • Victims of Crime
  • Taking Action
    • Information on how some court processes work and action you may want to take
      • Divorce and Dissolution of Civil Partnership
      • Small Claims
      • Summary Cause
      • Pay a Fine
      • Summary Applications
      • European Applications
      • Criminal
      • Dealing With a Deceased’s Estate in Scotland
      • Court Fees
      • Bankruptcy
      • Frequently Asked Questions
      • Glossary of terms
      • Ordinary Cause
  • Current Business
    • List of daily court business
      • Court Rolls
        • Justice of the Peace
        • Sheriff Court
        • High Court of Justiciary
        • Criminal Appeal Rolls
        • Court of Session Rolls
      • Court Notices
        • Contempt of Court Orders
  • Search Judgments
    • Only judgments of significant points of law or public interest
      • About Judgments
      • Court of Session & High Court
      • Sheriff Court
      • Fatal Accident Inquiries
      • Lockerbie Trial
  • Rules and Practice
    • Procedures and practices which apply to courts
      • Practice Notes
        • Court of Session Practice Notes
        • Criminal Courts Practice Notes
        • Sheriff Court Practice Notes (Civil)
        • Court of Session - Directions
      • Fees
        • High Court Fees
        • Court of Session Fees
        • J P Court Fees
        • Sheriff Court Fees
      • Rules of Court
        • Court of Session Rules
        • Criminal Procedure Rules
        • Sheriff Court - Civil Procedure Rules
        • New Rules
      • Forms
        • Sheriff Court Forms
        • Criminal Procedure Forms
        • Fee Exemption Forms
        • Court of Session Forms
      • Rules Councils
        • Rules Councils
        • Sheriff Court Rules Council
        • Court of Session Rules Council
        • Criminal Court Rules Council
        • Lord President's AC on Solicitors Fees
        • AC Messenger-at Arms & Sheriff Officers
      • Guidance Notes
        • Small Claim Guidance Notes
        • Summary Cause Guidance Notes
        • Simplified Divorce and Dissolution of Civil Partnership Guidance Notes
        • Dealing With a Deceased's Estate Guidance Notes
Home > About the Scottish Court Service > Energy Accreditation

Energy Accreditation

The Scottish Court Service achieved Carbon Trust Standard certification in 2008 and recertified in 2011.

The Standard represents the world's first carbon certificate for organisations measuring, managing and reducing their carbon emissions year-on-year and we were one of the first bodies in Scotland to earn the award.

The certification recognises significant carbon reductions and a commitment to continued progress.

Once the Standard is met, an organisation must show an on-going commitment to continued reductions in order to recertify. Reductions have been achieved by investing in new energy efficient services or attaching energy saving devices to older systems. Recent investments include:

  • fluorescent and LED lighting
  • energy saving inverter drive electric motors
  • high efficiency heating boilers.

New controls have also been put in place including:

  • lighting that automatically switches off in corridors and court rooms
  • programmed systems that control heating and ventilation
  • investment in more fuel efficient vehicles

Carbon Trust Standard

Read more

Popular

  • Small Claims
  • Divorce/dissolution
  • Deceased's estate
  • Sequestration
  • Glossary of legal terms
Organisations

  • Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal
  • Scottish Legal Aid Board
  • Scottish Government
  • Other courts and tribunals
  • More organisations
SCS links

  • Procurement
  • Complaints
  • Media Enquiries
  • FOI
  • Judicial Office
  • Office of the Public Guardian
  • Accountant of Court
Useful links

  • Opinions
  • Judicial FAQs
  • Equality
  • Other languages
Complaints & Feedback Sitemap Accessibility Statement Crown Copyright