In 2017 BHESCo partnered with Fareshare Sussex, a local charity that collects surplus food to be distributed to low income families, to reduce the energy costs of their warehouse in Brighton
EV owners can use their car to become active members of the new energy landscape, one made up of local microgrids, flexible electricity networks, demand side response, and variable ‘Time of Use’ tariffs.
Kayla Ente, the founder and CEO of Brighton & Hove Energy Services Co-operative (BHESCo), has been appointed as an honorary Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE).
UK based solar battery company Moixa is working alongside UK Power Networks, the Distribution Network Operator for the Southeast of England, on a pioneering initiative taking place in the Worthing area.
All year round BHESCo offer residents of Brighton and Hove free, impartial, expert advice to help make energy costs more affordable for everyone. Many of the people we speak to are marginalised and are on a very low-income, meaning they may often have to make the impossible decision between heating Read more