A FAMILY of 11 who bought a derelict farm in the Scottish glens from Britain’s oldest man are giving something back to the community – by hosting a wind turbine…

A new Co-op has been launched in Corwen to develop a hydro turbine in the town. The plan is for a 42kW pelton wheel turbine to generate power…

Our co-op is now listed on Ethex, the UK’s first not-for-profit positive investment website. It’s another string to our bow alongside the more traditional methods of application- and means you can join the co-op and pay online without filling in…

Corwen Electricity Co-operative are delighted to launch their pioneer share offer. This is to raise money needed to complete the development phase of the project to obtain planning permission, the abstraction licence and to put in place the necessary leases…

At long last the Co-op has now signed the lease with the Council, after what has been a very long drawn out process.  It’s a great relief to have another important milestone achieved. Just over 2 weeks to go for…

Principle 6 of the International Co-op Principles states that co-ops help each other out – we were the lucky recipient of co-ops in action when Midcounties Co-operative gave us a very welcome £2,000 grant to help with the additional costs we’ve … Continue reading →

Our application to keep the Feed in Tariff (FIT) rate of 10.71p/kWh was submitted on Friday and we’ve had acknowledgements that our application is being processed.   This gives us a 6 month window to connect the system to the…

SHARENERGY will make history when its community turbine is officially launched on 12 July in Dingwall. The 250kW turbine is the first in Scotland to be 100 per…