The other factor, as I've written before, is that Scotland can only sell its wind and marine power, for all those subsidies from customers in foreign countries, if those technologies remain competitive.
The only victims were the broadcasters, who were set free too late to make use of their new competitivetechnologies and who now are limping into extinction.
All that's left is a moneylosing firm called CompetitiveTechnologies, which sells for 95 cents a share and is at distinct risk of being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.