by admin | Mar 29, 2024 | Climate Change, Community Energy, Energy Events in Dorset, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, Sustainable Living, Wind Power, Wind Power
“Give them your support whatever that means for you, time, money, ideas and moral: Dear DCAN supporters.We hope the webinar on Energy gave you some food for thought. And that it will help us in our aim to decarbonise Dorset through better...
by admin | Mar 27, 2024 | Community Energy, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, Solar Energy, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized
Energy Local Bridport Phase 2Exploring new solar generation to power Bridport homes and businesses.BackgroundEnergy Local Clubs offer an innovative system for trading renewable energy between generators and consumers locally. Our pilot Energy Local Bridport Club will...
by Vince Adams | Feb 16, 2016 | Renewable Energy, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized
We sent Craig Sams the co-founder of Green and Black an article about how difficult the Government had made the development of renewable energy to continue its development right now. He came back with the following comment: “One thing is the EU’s 74.5%...
by Vince Adams | Feb 3, 2016 | Dorset Energized News, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Energy Stories, Uncategorized, Water Power
The Hydro movement needs our help !! Read on : From: Simon Hamlyn [mailto:Simon.Hamlyn@british-hydro.org] Sent: 01 February 2016 12:15 To: Simon Hamlyn Subject: Petition to the House of Lords m Dear Member, As you well know, the hydropower sector has been hit hard by...
by Vince Adams | Jan 31, 2016 | Dorset Energized News, Renewable Energy, Uncategorized, Wind Power
Last week opponents of Wind Energy won yet another victory in stopping the Slyers Lane proposal. This was indeed a sad day for Dorset whose target for clean energy is now in tatters. This horrendous not in my backyard approach of a minority of Dorset’s people...
by Vince Adams | Jan 21, 2016 | Renewable Energy, Uncategorized
Power from the People I was at a meeting of the South Somerset Hydropower Group (SSHG) a couple of weeks ago. Have you noticed how whenever a group of British people meet on more than one occasion to discuss matters of mutual interest, they instinctively elect a...
