Annual Report 2003-2004 - National Archives of Scotland
Annual Report 2003-2004 - National Archives of Scotland
Annual Report 2003-2004 - National Archives of Scotland
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Energy Efficiency<br />
During the year, and in response to Scottish Executive policy on<br />
energy efficiency, a considerable effort has been made to<br />
monitor and control the use <strong>of</strong> the energy within NAS. The<br />
efforts <strong>of</strong> NAS were recognised with accreditation from the<br />
Institute <strong>of</strong> Energy for our performance in reducing energy<br />
consumption. NAS was one <strong>of</strong> only five Scottish organisations<br />
to reach the required standards in energy efficiency. The award<br />
entitles us to use the energy efficiency accreditation logo on our<br />
letterheads.<br />
The older searchroom ladders have been<br />
superseded by safer modern designs, but<br />
have been retained as part <strong>of</strong> NAS history.<br />
The ro<strong>of</strong>scape <strong>of</strong> General Register House while scaffolding was in place.<br />
On the new spiral staircase in the Robertson Wing, General Register House, are: (L-R) Harry Waugh,<br />
assessor for the energy conservation scheme and energy manager with Scottish Healthcare Supplies;<br />
George MacKenzie, Keeper <strong>of</strong> the Records <strong>of</strong> <strong>Scotland</strong>; Alison Lindsay, NAS Outreach Officer; Bob<br />
Philips, Head <strong>of</strong> NAS Accommodation Services; Ian Lingard, Angus Council; John Mitchell, Archive<br />
Attendant Manager; and Richard Little, Facilities Manager for K G Tate. The photograph was taken to<br />
mark the Institute <strong>of</strong> Energy's accreditation <strong>of</strong> NAS for our performance in reducing energy consumption.<br />
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