This document discusses initiatives to increase community energy projects in Camden. It outlines DECC's objectives of energy security, reduction and low-carbon energy. It then describes the Community Energy Strategy and Urban Community Energy Fund, which provides grants up to £20,000 and loans up to £130,000 for feasibility studies and project development costs. The fund is administered by the Centre for Sustainable Energy and Pure Leapfrog. It encourages local community groups in Camden to apply to the fund to develop renewable energy generation projects.
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Following the success of community owned solar energy projects in Brixton, Brighton, Bath and elsewhere a group of residents is working to set up a not-for-profit solar energy co-operative based in South East London. This will be a cooperatively owned enterprise that generates renewable electricity for use by householders and for sale to the national electricity grid.
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The groups invites all those who would like to get involved in setting up the cooperative or who would like to find out more about investing in it or benefiting from it get in touch! These slides are from the first public meeting held on Sunday 9th March 4 – 5.30pm at the Food Bank, 467 New Cross Road.
The presentation of Robert Rabinowitz - CEO of the charity Pure Leapfrog - that explains the importance of community energy projects, how they can be funded and that for every £1 that Pure Leapfrog lends, over £5 of net benefit is created in local communities.
For more information visit: http://www.pureleapfrog.org/
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The group plans to raise investment from the community to enable them to install solar panels on the large sunny roofs of building providing social housing or community services.Generating clean electricity in this way can potentially provide low cost or free electricity and fund energy efficiency measures whilst also providing a return to investors
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For more information visit: http://www.pureleapfrog.org/
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3. The Urban Community Energy
Fund
Finn O’Muircheartaigh
Senior Policy Advisor, DECC
4. DECC’s objectives
• Energy security
• Energy reduction
• Low-carbon energy
• Nuclear legacy
• Economic growth
4 Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme
5. The Community Energy Strategy
5 Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme
• Power the country, protect the planet
• Aspires to support 0.5-3GW by 2020
• Community Energy Saving And Advice
Service
• Community Energy Saving Competition
• Urban Community Energy Fund (and
RCEF)
6. The Urban Community Energy Fund
6 Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme
• Low carbon generation fund
• Urban community groups
• Administered by:
Centre for Sustainable Energy
Pure Leapfrog
7. UCEF funding
7 Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme
• Grants for feasibility work – up to £20,000
• Local support?
• What technology works?
• Grid connection?
• Loans for proj development costs – up to
£130,000
• Planning permission?
• Ecological permit?
8. UCEF – how do I do to apply?
8 Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme
9. Urban Community Energy Fund
Email: info@ucef.org.uk
Telephone: 0800 038 6345
www.gov.uk/urban-community-energy-fund
Community Energy Strategy
https://www.gov.uk/community-energy
11. Content
1. Who we are
2. What we do
3. Our vision
4. Our experience
5. Our services
12. Who we are
• REPOWERING is a not-for-profit organisation
• Creating local energy:
We specialise in co-producing community-owned
renewable energy projects
• Our team:
Dedicated employees working collaboratively alongside
enthusiastic volunteers
We have the essential technical, financial, legal and project
management expertise needed to ensure successful delivery
13. Our vision
Before... After...
• To create resilient, empowered communities that control
and own the generation and usage of renewable energy.
• To support wide-scale development of community-owned
renewable energy projects across London.
To put it
another way...
14. Our Journey
Lambeth is the 5th most deprived area in London
and the 25th most deprived in UK.
As a key focal point within Lambeth, Brixton gave
us the chance to address some serious problems.
Goals:
To allow people to invest in themselves & their community
To allow people to gain financially through socially
responsible investment
To promote energy efficiency through education, home
energy audits, etc
To provide apprenticeships and work experience for local
people
…it’s all about wellbeing!
16. Asking what people
want.
Who?
• Needs /priorities
• Shared values
• Social networks
How?
• Door knocking
• Community leaders
• Ongoing events and
meetings
• Open meetings
Why?
• Inclusive
• Making it relevant
Consultation
17. Participation
• Set clear objectives
• Agree rules of engagement
• Be positive
• Be respectful
• Take responsibility
• Talk to people
• Listen to people
• Agree by consensus
21. • Research by Camco & Baker Tilly estimates the potential for over 3.5 GW
of community-owned renewables in England, Scotland & Wales.
• There is enormous potential for the installation of community-owned solar
on social housing in London.
At Repowering, we want to help you deliver your own
community owned renewable energy project...
The potential
22. Project benefits
Social return
•Renewable Energy Co-operatives are created,
owned and managed by the local community
•Support and training for vulnerable youth, local
residents and job seekers
•Paid apprenticeships and internships, providing
opportunities to gain valuable skills and experience
•Tackling fuel poverty through energy efficiency
initiatives, such as home energy audits
Financial Return
•Highly competitive ROI: Each project delivers a
return of 3-5% per annum back to shareholders
•Renewable energy infrastructure capital costs are
funded through community share offer
•Resilience to energy price shocks: Energy resold
for communal usage at up to 20% discount
•Ring fenced funds created for allocation within the
community
Environmental return
•Renewable energy infrastructure created
•Clean, green, renewable energy generated
•Reduction in the borough’s carbon footprint
•Reduced energy consumption locally, following
community engagement and energy efficiency
initiatives
Each project typically delivers...
•50 kWh solar PV array installed
•37,500 kWh generated p.a.
•20 tCO2 per annum
•10 paid work experience placements
•15 internships
•20 Energy Audit “Train the trainer” workshops
•100 energy surveys, 10 Home energy audits
•Over 5,000 residents engaged
23. What does it take?
• Site identification and selection
• Site survey
• Resident / community engagement
• Planning
• Financial modeling
• Grant applications
• Council liaison
• National Grid connection
• FSA compliance
• Share offer promotion
• Construction oversight
• Managing volunteers
• IT and platform design
• Insurance
• FIT application
• Risk management
• Power Purchase Agreements
• Export metering
• Tender scoping
• Promotion & launch events
• Supplier negotiations
• Financial administration
Here’s a selection of what we had to do for BES 1...
The project required over 2,500 hours dedicated commitment
from professionals with the right expertise!
24. Repowering can help
At Repowering, we can help you with all of this.
…We’ve already done it (three times)!
• 1st Inner City Cooperatively Owned Solar PV station in UK
• 1st Co-op Renewable Power Station on Social Housing in UK
• 1st Co-op to imbed & ring fence a social aims fund in UK
• 1st Co-op to set up as carbon trader in UK
• 1st Energy project to accept local currency B£ in the World
Projects Partners Awards & Nominations
29. 1ST Organic certified cereal manufacturer in the world
1st Fairtrade certified cereal manufacturer in the world
1st Zero waste food manufacturer in the world
30. Alara Wholefood’s Mission
“The most sustainable food manufacturer on Earth”
by 2018.
MISSION MEASURES:
• FINANCIAL
• COD
Cash on delivery to all our suppliers. Banking with ethical company Triodos
• SOCIAL
GREAT PARTIES (next is our Wassail in February 2014)
• ENVIRONMENTAL
CARBON IN – measured by our computer system which is central to all areas of the
company
44. Expert Advice
Solar Schools / 10:10
Delightful and enthusiastic staff
Great ideas and insights
Branding and support to launch initiative
Camden Sustainability Team
45. Student Participation
Weekly club
Fruity Fridays
Promotional Film
Large-scale event
Fleet Fun Run
Local Business Involvement
10% kickback scheme
46. Community Engagement
Local, like-minded businesses and
organisations
Thornton’s Budgens
Day Morris
Icon Opticians
Beetroot Deli, Animal Crackers, Giacobazzi’s
Neighbourhood Event
South End Green Festival
Corporate matching donor
SPAN group