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The National Campaign for a Community Energy Revolution
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N76 Energy in Motion Kick-off
Part 1 Earlier this month, the six partners that make up the N76 project, alongside…
What is the RIIO-ED2 Business Plan and why is it important for Community Energy?
For the last two years, in addition to his regular role, CES’ Benny Talbot has…
An Introduction to the SG Carbon Neutral Islands Project
In 2021 the Scottish Government announced the Carbon Neutral Islands project, a commitment to support…
Improving community EV charging in Orkney’s Northern Isles
We’re pleased to announce that Community Energy Scotland (CES) has been jointly awarded project funding…
Local energy solutions: an important tool in alleviating fuel poverty
Unprecedented increases in energy costs are set to have a devastating impact on households across…
Network 76 in Motion
Exciting New Role being advertised at CES Network 76 in Motion (N76) is a multi-year…
Getting access to an EV is important but how can you?
It doesn’t matter how great low carbon transport technology is if only a minority can…
Ofgem Significant Code Review consultation response
For several years, Ofgem has been reviewing network charges, which set out how the cost…
Community wind power more rewarding than commercial wind
Community owned wind farms have paid their communities 34 times more than commercial counterparts according…
Heat Smart Orkney: an award winning community project
by CES with information provided by Gill Wigley, Project Manager @Heat Smart Orkney Limited
Smart local demand management, keeping community energy flowing and in use locally during curtailment times.
Looking long term: a vision of a thriving community energy sector
by guest, Dr Tim Braunholtz-Speight, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, University of Manchester
A reinvented community energy sector could play a key role in making the net zero transition a socially just one; but it will need support from policy.