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Ofgem's chief discusses new energy cable plans during Isle of Wight visit
Wight Community Energy
Wight Community Energy is a community benefit company, set up in 2015 with a community-owned solar farm called Homestead in Shalfleet on the Isle of Wight.
The Homestead solar farm project has been built and registered with Ofgem so that income from the Feed in Tariff is guaranteed for 20 years.
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Isle of Wight's electric future showcased at upcoming Green Technology event in Newport
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Isle of Wight College hosts 'Going Electric', a comprehensive celebration of EVs
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The first of its kind on the Isle of Wight, this community energy scheme could give residents the opportunity to invest in the scheme and receive “an attractive return on their investment”. The IWC may invest £1.7m of ASDA money to get it started.
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Following a record-breaking month for electric vehicles Wight Community Energy has launched a new, independent online community forum
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During March, April and May this year businesses in the Cowes or Newport area can try deliveries by e-cargo bikes free of charge. Here's how
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Share your eco-home success or start your journey. Green Open Homes invites you to explore and chat with local eco-conscious homeowners
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Stephen Cockett from Wight Community Energy shares this really helpful information about the energy 'price cap' and what it means for Islanders
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Wight Community Energy offers second share opportunity, aiming to tackle fuel poverty and accelerate a low-carbon future
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Green Open Homes Exhibition on the Island reveals strides in sustainable living
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Colin Palmer from Wight Community Energy says a radical approach is needed if we are to be successful in achieving a shift to 100% renewable energy
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