Regen SW would like you invite you to their annual conference on 25 November in Bath, at the Assembly Rooms. Pete Capener from Bath and West Community Energy will be speaking at the conference and we invite you along to support him.
MakeyourhomeEco has been conducting two courses in Totterdown and Easton, where keen groups are midway through the ‘Home Energy Jigsaw’, looking at free and low cost savings possible in the home to larger scale projects.
Bristol City Council have launched their multi-million pound Warm up Bristol initiative designed to make homes across the city warmer and healthier places to live.
Bristol Energy Co-op launches third community share offer, getting Bristol’s European Green Capital year off to a flying start this November with the launch of its third community share offer – this time for £1.6 million!
BEN Director Caroline Bird has secured some funding from the University of Bristol to explore how community energy groups might work with the university to develop future collaborations which would be of benefit both to the group and the university.
Full Circle youth project in St Paul’s is looking for support, they are about to move into a new property following an asset transfer from Bristol City Council. They would like to get help improving their energy efficiency as well as someone to apply for funding on their behalf such as, through the Bristol Community, Building Fund. If you are able to help please get in touch with Martin or Delroy from Full Circle.
08/10/2014
Bristol City Council has launched a new multi-million pound initiative designed to make homes across the city warmer and healthier places to live.
Warm Up Bristol is one of the most ambitious energy efficiency schemes in the country, with a target to provide 30,000 home improvement measures over the next four years.
Run by the council’s dedicated Energy Service, which has secured government funding to deliver the initiative, Warm Up Bristol is part of a city-wide drive to reduce energy use.