The amazing people at New Leaf have made a film of Jon talking about Solar in a Box and our Leominster Solar project

On 13th June, Herefordshire County Council granted planning permission for a community owned solar PV array to be installed on the Bridge Street tennis hall, in Leominster.  This…

Woolhope Dome Community Woodfuel are currently looking for one last local business or organisation to install a wood-chip boiler and take part in their Woolhope Dome Community Wood…

We are currently looking for one last local business or organisation, which currently spend over £5000 annually on their heating bills, to install a wood-chip boiler and take part in their Woolhope Dome Community Wood Fuel Project. More details here

The exhibition will provide a chance to examine the planned wind turbine location and its visual impact on the landscape, the feasibility studies already carried out on ecology, noise, ‘flicker’ etc and learn about the investment opportunities available. Members of … Continue reading →

We’ve written a paper on carbon issues and the carbon balance for the project. You can see it here: Woolhope Dome Community Woodfuel Carbon reduction
All the information sheets are now available from the downloads page

If you’re a community group wanting to do solar PV and could use some help then you might be interested in our new service: Solar in a Box.…

A new factsheet for prospective members of the co-operative is available here For more information on the way co-operatives work see the Sharenergy co-ops overview

Pledges to invest to date:  Neen Sollars Community Hydro is building a 12.5kW hydroelectric installation at Tetstill Mill, Neen Sollars on the River Rea. The project will largely be funded by a co-operative share issue and owned by local people. … Continue reading →

Fownhope and District Carbon Reduction Action Group (CRAG) are currently looking for local businesses or organisations, which currently spend over £5000 annually on their heating bills, to install wood-fuel boilers and take part in their Woolhope Dome Community Wood Fuel … Continue reading →