Brighton and Hove Energy Services Co-operative (BHESCo) announced today that they will be continuing work with Firle Estate to create an affordable, low-carbon heat network for this village outside of Lewes in East Sussex, thanks to a recent Rural Community Energy Fund (RCEF) grant administered by the Greater South East Read more
Five years after Bunker Housing Co-operative was founded in 2015 residents have moved into the first two self-build properties in East Brighton. Martyn Holmes and his partner Agata Bogacka, who live in Brighton with their children, co-founded Bunker with another family in 2014. They had spent five years trying to Read more
A sense of community has rarely been more important than it is now and community energy groups are providing a key solution to tackling global climate change at a local level.
Community energy can provide local residents with help with reducing energy use; managing energy more efficiently; and generating renewable energy.
Communities should take power into their own hands to build an abundant local clean energy supply to secure our future energy on a national scale.
Support for the UK renovation sector would create thousands of new high skilled jobs, make our homes warmer and help the UK achieve its net zero targets.