Community energy organisations across Devon have supported 2,717 households with energy efficiency services or physical installations
6,080 tonnes of CO2 emissions have been saved because of community energy in Devon, including 3,701 tonnes saved in 2017
Devon community energy organisations have installed 12.3 MW of capacity through 62 community owned renewable electricity generation projects
Community energy majors on local control and ownership of energy opportunities and aims to maximise local engagement and benefit from individual projects. Activity can include reducing demand, improving energy efficiency or increasing the amount of energy generated from low-carbon and renewable sources.
Introduction In 2022, with support from Devon County Council’s Post-COVID Economic Recovery Fund, Totnes Renewable Energy Society (TRESOC) started Energy Local Totnes to further promote local clean power usage and reduce electricity costs for households. Read more…
Highlighting the desperate need around the country, National Energy Action are once again supporting the sector with #fuelpovertyawarenessday. ECOE and fellow community energy groups in Devon have put together a programme of events as our Read more…
Devon County Council’s new Community Energy Fund has been set up to support the recovery of Devon’s economy post-pandemic. The key objective of this fund is to support, develop and fund a small number of Read more…
