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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
Could your community produce an energy-use app?
4 December 2017
Bristol Community Energy Fund launches loan scheme
1 September 2017
OpenLV launch in October
30 August 2017
Common Concerns About Wind 2nd edition published
26 July 2017
Can community projects help level up the peaks and troughs of domestic electricity demand?
Substation data for community groups
28 June 2017
More community facilities will benefit from the extra £8,000 put into the Thrive fund
More cash for low-carbon community building fund
27 March 2017
How good is your local area at sustainable energy?
How good is your local area at sustainable energy?
10 March 2017
Bright Green Future open for applications
Bright Green Future open for applications
27 February 2017
Participants worked in groups to produce town plans which could respond to the threat of climate change.
First Bright Green Future training event held in Birmingham
6 February 2017
Community wind group takes case to Court of Appeal
Community wind group takes case to Court of Appeal
1 February 2017
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