It is with great sadness that we learnt of the recent death of Trevor Pryce-Jones. Only this time last year Jon and Trevor were hunting for hydro projects…

Thanks to everybody who has applied for shares or promoted the project. As you can see from the dial on this page we’ve comfortably reached our target – despite the fact that the dial lags a little and we haven’t … Continue reading →

We need another £27,000 by Friday to get that dial finally to the end. If everybody who has ‘sort of promised’ to invest does so, we’ll make it – please do chivvy if you know anyone who is wavering. They … Continue reading →

The co-op has received approval for its application for EIS tax relief, which it submitted earlier this year to HMRC.  This scheme entitles eligible members, who have £500 of shares or more in Leominster Community Solar to claim back (through … Continue reading →

ClearlySo, the social enterprise specialists did a great interview with Jon covering the Woolhope project and Sharenergy’s future plans. You can find it here

We’ve had a great week, adding 14 new prospective members and taking us to 73% of the total. Thanks to all the people who have applied for membership and all who have featured the project on their websites, especially our … Continue reading →

Those who follow our share offer carefully will notice that our dial is starting to kick noticeably upward towards the finish line with just over 2 weeks to go. We’ve had some significant contributions in the last week or so … Continue reading →

Our administrative and finance job in Shrewsbury is back on the market! We need somebody to run the books for the co-ops we help to set up and…

All across the UK people are getting together to create co-operative energy schemes. Now you can get paid to help them! We are recruiting a full-time Renewable Co-operatives…

Today we started the process of pre-ordering the boiler to make sure that everything’s ready for installation as soon as possible after the share offer concludes. We can’t pay a deposit until that point, but somewhere in Austria the manufacturer … Continue reading →