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We’re the national voice for community energy

WHO WE ARE

Putting people at the heart of the energy transition

Representing hundreds of community energy and associated organisations, we are the only organisation dedicated to representing and supporting the community energy sector across England.

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What we do

We’re creating the conditions for community energy to thrive and scale

Our vision is a thriving community energy sector, integrated into and powering a fair, zero-carbon energy system.

We work to achieve three key outcomes.

Influence

The policy and regulatory environment supports significant growth of community energy

Engage

There is increased demand for collaborating and investing in community energy

Enable

Community energy organisations across England have access to the resources, support and skills needed to grow in capacity, scale and impact.

Latest news

  • Up the Energy launches Crowdfunder

    Up the Energy launches Crowdfunder to scale community energy movement across UK A new national campaign, Up the Energy, has launched a Crowdfunder to help grow the community energy movement and enable more people to take part in building a fairer, cleaner energy system. The campaign is designed to support communities across England to generate […]
  • Triodos Bank prioritises financing of energy storage, local grids and reduction solutions 

    Triodos Bank launched a renewed energy vision today, including its approach to financing the energy transition. The bank prioritises financing of energy storage, local electricity grids, energy efficiency and circular supply chains, while maintaining exclusions for the fossil fuel industry, nuclear power and non-green hydrogen. Triodos Bank highlights the importance of financing models that support community […]
  • Why this spring is a breakthrough moment for UK community energy

    Insights from Ethex Community energy in the UK has doubled in capacity over the last five years. This spring, theconditions for the next leap forward are the strongest they’ve ever been. The UK’s energysystem is under pressure. After years of price shocks, geopolitical instability and risinghousehold bills, the case for homegrown, community-led renewable energy has […]