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Learn About Community Shares With SELCE & Their Latest Share Offer

Learn About Community Shares with SELCE - webinar South East London Community Energy is offering a free lunchtime webinar on Wednesday 7th August at 1pm to 2pm. This webinar will be educational for anyone new to investing in community energy cooperatives covering the benefits for individuals and the wider community. Selce are currently raising a

SE24 Share Offer – live until 4th August 2024

There is just over a week left to invest in SE24's latest - and largest - share offer. They are hoping to raise £420,000 to finance 6 community energy projects - 3 solar and 3 LED - in Southwark and Bexley. The interest rate is 4% and the repayment period is 15 years for

The Future of Community Energy in London – CEL Conference 2024

Thank you so much to our speakers and everyone who joined us last week for CEL's 2024 annual conference.We had a great afternoon of questions, discussion and peer-to-peer learning. Please find below our agenda, aims, slideshow presentation and link to our live-tweeted thread. Community Energy London’s (CEL) Annual Conference 2024 was held in

Repowering London launches: Building More Inclusive Community Energy Co-operatives: A Participatory Toolkit

"We've put together a new, practical toolkit that aims to support community energy organisations to develop a more inclusive membership. The kit is the product of a six-month participatory research project involving Repowering London, the Centre for Sustainable Energy and King’s College London (with support from the Connect Fund). Together we tried to answer the question of how

BarNet Zero: a series of capacity-raising workshops by CEL + Barnet Council

Barnet Council in collaboration with Community Energy London (CEL) is to run a series of four capacity-raising events in July 2024 exploring routes to support the growth of community energy action across the borough. Community Energy London’s Potential Map has identified 574 community buildings in Barnet. Matching these sites with the Greater London Authority’s (GLA) London

The Future Of Community Energy In London: CEL’s Annual Conference

Community Energy London would like to invite you to attend The Future of Community Energy in London, our annual conference on Thursday 18th July from 1:30pm - 5:30pm in-person at Hackney Town Hall. Location: Assembly Hall, Hackney Town Hall, Mare St, London E8 1EA. Access via Reading Lane entrance.  Registration and a light lunch

Community Energy Fortnight: CEE’s Press Release

17 JUNE 2024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE #EmpowerCommunityEnergy: Community Energy England Launches Community Energy Fortnight 2024 - Urging Government and Local Authorities to Support Community-Led Energy Initiatives and Empower Communities Community Energy England has launched Community Energy Fortnight 2024, a two-week campaign dedicated to promoting community-led energy initiatives and empowering communities to take charge of their

New guidance for solar on schools

Please see this new briefing document from the Department of Education on installing solar panels on schools. Thank you to Duncan Law at Community Energy England! For a PDF version and shareable version please click here: https://communityenergyengland.org/files/document/935/1716999232_Appendix1_DfEbriefingonputtingsolaronschoolsDS.pdf  Appendix 1: Briefing from Department for Education on putting solar on schools Installation of solar panels at

SE24 is hiring!

One of our member groups SE24 is looking for a part-time remote Asset Manager.  Sustainable Energy 24 (SE24) Ltd is looking for an exceptional individual to manage its portfolio of solar PV and retro LED projects. SE24 is a leading not-for-profit community energy organisation in South East London with nearly 8 years of successful

Recap of March’s in-person meeting

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week - especially considering that it was the night before the four-day weekend. It was great to see so many of you and a big thank you to all of our wonderful speakers and Jason Pritchard for organising the venue for us. You can find the

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