Community Energy in Action With Real Stories and Real Impact

Amelia Crews is an Energy Innovation Co-ordinator at Your Co-op Energy and is a youth climate activist. 

COP events such as COP27 can be confusing but also empowering and Amelia shares the important challenges. Including the POWERS that are invited to the table and shines a light on voices most affected by the climate crisis.

The word on everyone's lips.

The word 'fracking' has been popping up everywhere recently, so what is it?

Fracking was stopped in the UK in 2019 due to increased pressure from environmental organisations and concerns about earth tremors resulting in earthquakes. Recently however, Liz Truss, the UK's ex Prime Minister, lifted the ban on fracking as part of her new energy strategy. 

Update: The UK's new prime minister, Rishi Sunak, has said he will reimplement the ban on fracking within the UK. 

You may see us talk about community energy a lot, and that’s because it’s what we’re passionate about. We understand that not everyone is as clued up as we are, so we’ve put together a guide on everything you need to know.

With talks of a climate crisis all around us, it’s no surprise that it is having a detrimental effect on the mental health of people across the world, especially children, young people and those being directly affected.

A breakthrough milestone cementing our place as the leading supporter of community energy in the UK - our 200th Community Energy Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)

This means we now purchase the power produced from 200 community owned renewable energy sites!

Southill Community Energy explain how their solar farm in West Oxfordshire connected to the grid in 2016. They have a new publication that provides useful insights into their journey of setting up a renewable community energy project ........what to do and importantly what not to do!