The next funding round of the Scottish Government’s Community and Renewables Energy Scheme (CARES) is now open. Communities, public sector organisations and rural businesses looking to make long term environmental changes and play a part in the green recovery after…
Power For People drafted The Local Electricity Bill which will be re-introduced and debated in the House of Commons on Wednesday (10th June), directly after Prime Minister’s Questions. 150 MPs (cross-party) now back the Bill and this re-introduction is a…
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SP Energy Networks has published a WPI Economics report on The Future of Community Energy. The report considers the potential for growth in community led renewable energy, energy demand reduction and energy supply projects, and the economic, social and environmental…
We were delighted to hear that the CREE project on Canna has won the 2019 Best Community Project award at the prestigious Scottish Green Energy Awards. Geraldine Mackinnon, chair of CREEL, was at the Scottish Renewables event and so was…
Community Energy Scotland has published its Annual Review for 2018-19 last month. The review includes the Chair’s report by Alan Hobbett, a calendar of highlights for the year and details on the innovative variety of projects we’ve been working on.…
The first phase of a new £28.5 million project to create a Integrated Energy System (IES) in Orkney, Scotland, has been launched to digitally link distributed and intermittent renewable generation to flexible demand.
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