The share allocations have finally been finished and the share certificates sent out. The project has been remarkably successful in getting local support with over 90% of members coming from within 30 miles of the site. A deposit has been … Continue reading →

Woolhope Woodheat’s share offer is now up and running, with applications (and cheques) coming in from prospective members. Lots of local interest, we’ve been on BBC radio, in the Ross Gazette… and going national this week. We think this co-op … Continue reading →

Great to see Energy4All has won an Ashden Award. Sharenergy is a spin-off from Energy4All and we still work closely with them – very proud to be associated…

All the necessary agreements are now in place, so without further ado, we are launching our Woolhope Woodheat Share Offer. We are looking to sell shares to the value of £324,305 by 13 July. The projected return on investment is … Continue reading →

We’re delighted to say the share offer is complete for Neen Sollars. After a late rush we ended up 5% oversubscribed. We will be allocating shares based on proximity to the site over the next days and share certificates will … Continue reading →

We thought you might like to see our new short film explaining the project in the words of the people who are involved with it – we think it came out rather well and it is over on our about … Continue reading →

11,951 kWH. That’s the production figure until 17 April 2012, which is over 10% above that predicted for the period! We’re hoping to install a fully automated system soon so system production figures will appear in near-real-time on this website, … Continue reading →

We are nearly there – over 90% of the money raised. Therefore we have decided to extend the deadline just until Friday 11 May. If you have already applied for shares already you may wish to consider increasing your holding … Continue reading →

Hear our Gareth Williams on local radio explaining the project on 29 March 2012 First clip:   Second clip:    

You may have heard the sad news about the death of Mrs Angela Bettinson on March 9th. She and her husband, John, owners of Tetstill Mill, have been the most wonderful supporters of our project to establish community hydropower on … Continue reading →