We are a membership body that supports organisations who want to see the community energy sector grow.
Who we areThe 2019 Community Energy Conference will take place in Sheffield on 22 June in partnership with Co-op Energy and Sheffield Hallam University.
Community Energy Conference 2019The annual Community Energy Fortnight is a platform to showcase inspiring examples of communities who are actively reducing carbon emissions with renewable energy and efficiency technologies whilst helping people in their communities at the same time.
#CEF19We work with organisations whose projects utilise a broad range of technologies including energy efficiency, solar, wind, hydro, bio fuel, smart meters and electric vehicles.
Our membersThe data is in, the numbers crunched, see what has happened in the community energy sector in 2017
Read the reportWe engage with Local Authorities and National Government to influence decisions which support the growth of community energy projects.
PolicyPromoting communities who invest profits back into the community whilst reducing carbon emissions and increasing biodiversity.
The Voice of the Community Energy Sector
Community Energy England was established in 2014 as a not for profit organisation, set up to provide a voice for the community energy sector and help create the conditions within which community energy can flourish.
Who We Are
Community Energy England represents and supports those committed to the community energy sector. Community energy includes the delivery of community renewables, energy efficiency, demand reduction and energy supply projects.
More about what we doCommunity Data
We recently completed the most in-depth, first of its kind survey of the community energy sector in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. This culminated in the landmark State of the Sector Report.
The State of the Sector ReportMembership Benefits
We provide a clear voice for the sector that makes the case for change and helps create clarity within the sector for new entrants by linking, signposting and filling gaps. We represent communities at the national level, influencing decision makers and informing the energy debate.
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Community Energy in the North West - Sector Survey 2018
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Social and Sustainable Capital (SASC) has invested £1.4 million in Resilient Energy Alvington Court Renewable in Gloucestershire
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