Understanding the stakeholders involved in the Moray FLOW Park proposal is crucial for comprehending the impact and community response. This stakeholder table outlines various influential parties, their roles, and their positions on the project. 1. **Fergus Ewing MSP (Inverness & Nairn)**: A local MSP with a scheduled meeting with the project developer's CEO on November 11. He advocates for the rejection of the project, citing concerns about tourism, visual impact, and fishing interests. Evidence of his stance can be found on multiple platforms, including Facebook and the Inverness Courier. 2. **Tim Eagle MSP (Highlands & Islands)**: Another MSP in the region, Eagle's position remains ambiguous and cautious. He has been involved in community dialogues and hosted or participated in public meetings. 3. **Offshore Solutions Group (OSG)**: The project developer, OSG, is actively supportive of the proposal, emphasizing its benefits and the role it plays in infrastructure development. 4. **GoBe Consultants Ltd (Consultants)**: Serving as the lead environmental consultant, GoBe is contracted by OSG to manage stakeholder engagement and conduct surveys, supporting the project. 5. **Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF)**: Representing the fishing industry, SFF is staunchly opposed to the project, warning that it could threaten inshore fishing grounds and livelihoods. 6. **Stop the Moray Firth FLOW‑Park (Group)**: This local community group is actively campaigning against the project, gathering local concerns regarding tourism, environmental impacts, and the consultation process. 7. **Nairn BID**: As the Local Business Improvement District in Nairn, no public position has been identified yet. 8. **Highland Council**: Covering Nairn and the surrounding coast, the council has expressed concerns, emphasizing the need for transparency and local input. 9. **Moray Council**: Responsible for a part of the affected coastline, Moray Council is monitoring the situation closely but has not published a clear stance.