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Solar power features heavily in the business models of the five shortlisted organisations ...
Five community groups enter Next Generation 'research and development phase'
15 March 2019
Turning 40 in the same year as CSE, Roy Kareem, Bright Green Future Programme Leader, reflects on what this milestone means to both of us.
A few truths about the big Four-O
7 March 2019
Round 2 of Power Partners is expected to launch in the summer.
Power Partners: fund offers up to £20k for fuel poverty and energy efficiency initiatives
17 January 2019
Green Open Homes event in Bristol
16 January 2019
Scale up, speed up, start up; inspiring change in 2019
7 January 2019
Energise newsletter - Winter 2018 issue now out
Energise newsletter - Winter 2018 issue now out
23 November 2018
The slow-cooker workshop at Hamp in Bridgwater
Powering up! How's it going so far ...
20 November 2018
Our local energy micro-site goes online ...
6 November 2018
Launch of Next Generation
23 October 2018
OpenLV web app goes live with open data from local electricity networks
20 September 2018
OpenLV: seven community groups selected
4 May 2018
Energise Barnsley has installed solar panels on over 300 council owned homes, 75% of whose tenants are elderly and a quarter of which have pre-payment meters.
We can do more to make community energy more mainstream
3 May 2018
Community Energy Update, May 2018
1 May 2018
Plymouth Energy Community's solar field is a great example of the potential that community energy projects have.
Bridgend Energy Challenge is searching for a local energy group
15 February 2018
Free community energy resources
14 February 2018
Thrive Renewables host visitors at the Boardinghouse wind farm in Cambridgeshire.
Fund for community buildings is back!
11 December 2017
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