Community energy gives local people and organisations a greater role in the energy transition, with benefits that can include lower energy costs, local investment and greater community ownership.
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Great British Energy's Local Power Plan webinars are an opportunity to help shape the future of local energy support.
It's encouraging to see a focus on capacity, capability and partnerships, not just funding: gbe.gov.uk/blog/register-loc…
Community energy has a vital role to play in the energy transition, but communities need the right support, investment & opportunities to help turn ambition into delivery. Today's Get Connected report makes that case clearly.
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The UK's exposure to global gas prices still drives what households and businesses pay. The real opportunity is local, community energy models that reduce volatility and keep value where it's generated.
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Northern England has the foundations of a stronger community energy system, but delivery is still constrained by system structures. Community energy projects across wind, solar and upgraded sites are ready to move if conditions allow.co2sense.co.uk/community-ene…
Solar has set a new GB record estimating 14,414MW. A milestone for renewables, but an important message that community energy is still not scaling fast enough.
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Local energy projects across the UK are being held back - not by technology, but by the system.
Too small for investors, too complex for communities to fund alone. We've explored this in our new blog
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The Community Energy State of the Sector 2026 research is now open for data submission.
Your input matters. Find out more and have your say here: communityenergyengland.org/n…
Rising bills mean communities need practical ways to generate & manage their own energy. Local projects keep value where it’s needed, support clean energy, and fund local initiatives.
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Too often, clean energy is wasted and communities miss out.
Community ownership and smarter local grids aren’t optional. Keeping power local delivers real value for towns across the UK.
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Community-owned renewables do more than cut emissions. They bring people together, strengthen local resilience & give communities a real stake in the energy transition.
The LocalPowerPlan lets Community Energy groups submit project portfolios at any stage: gbe.gov.uk/express-your-inte…
We welcome the launch of #LocalPowerPlan & the Great British Energy Local investment strategy. We hope that local area project devs we've supported over the years will engage with the new framework. You can submit project portfolio proposals via this form: gbe.gov.uk/express-your-inte…
It’s great to see that funding from GBEgovuk means that even more NHS sites will be getting solar panels! Money saved from lower energy bills means money can go back into patient care, making a difference for local communities.
More info: gov.uk/government/news/nhs-s…
Next week, CO2Sense Director & General Counsel Hugh Goulbourne joins the Scale Up panel at the Clean Energy UK Conference to discuss how investment can turn climate ambition into long-term returns.
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Net zero is about more than reducing carbon - it’s about creating fair, lasting benefits for communities. Hugh Goulbourne explains why CO2Sense is driving community energy for an inclusive transition.
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Renewables now generate more electricity than coal - a historic milestone! But who benefits? Community energy puts ownership and profit in citizens’ hands.














