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Dan McCallum of Awel Aman Tawe speaks at the first of a series of events CSE is running to help communities embark on energy projects
Want to start a community energy project?
27 June 2011
A similar PlanLoCaL training day in Bath was fully booked, busy and very productive
Training in low-carbon community-led planning
13 June 2011
PlanLoCaL brings communities together at energyshare event
PlanLoCaL brings communities together at energyshare event
2 June 2011
Bristol groups receive funding for community energy
Bristol groups receive funding for community energy
5 April 2011
Some 50 people attended the PlanLoCaL training day in Bath
New PlanLoCaL resource “really damn good”
25 February 2011
Launch of £50k fund for community energy in Bristol
Launch of £50k fund for community energy in Bristol
25 February 2011
Simon Roberts talks at the launch of the 'Community Innovation in Sustainable Energy'
CSE at launch of community energy research programme
10 January 2011
Checking the loft insulation – Dalwood community shop in Devon, one of the community facilities that could be helped by the new community chest
Energy efficiency grants for communities
4 November 2010
The town of Midsomer Norton on the edge of the Mendips, in an area known as the Somer Valley – which makes up CSE's new renewable energy action area
New approach helps towns build on energy tradition
4 November 2010
Taunton, the county town of Somerset, home to the new Dean Energy Saver Scheme, which will help residents in the area and surrounding villages
Supporting communities in Somerset
1 October 2010
Our series of workshops will explain what low-carbon choices are on offer and how these can be promoted to the community
Helping communities make low-carbon choices
1 September 2010
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