The next Scottish Labour Government would use the new Smith powers to stop onshore fracking in Scotland.
Leader Jim Murphy' says a three-point plan would halt shale gas extraction, halting the controversial practice from adversely affecting Scots.
It involves a local referendum before final planning approval, waiting to see how other parts of the UK are affected, and a full review of the baseline conditions before consent is given.
Grangemouth power plant owner Ineos currently holds the license for fracking in Fife.
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