Let’s talk Community Energy – Webinar 2nd December 6pm
Join Minister Eamon Ryan, campaigner Molly Walsh, a Community Power representati [...]
Join Minister Eamon Ryan, campaigner Molly Walsh, a Community Power representati [...]
The results of the first Renewable Electricity Support Scheme Auction (RESS 1) w [...]
The video recording of the webinar on Energy Democracy and Community Power is no [...]
Community Power and Templederry Wind Farm will be supporting our local community [...]
The Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruto [...]
The Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment has said that it [...]
Climate disruption is already having diverse and wide ranging impacts on Ireland [...]
Following our very successful Open Day at Templederry Community Owned Wind Farm [...]
Community Power will be attending a public energy information evening in Holycro [...]
How and when renewable electricity projects can connect to the national grid [...]
Great new blog post from Good Energies Alliance Ireland about the electricity pr [...]
The Government are consulting on the next renewable electricity support schem [...]
Join us for a Free Tour of Templederry Wind Farm, Ireland's first community owne [...]
Today, Community Power was granted a licence to become a large utility supplier. [...]
Our partners John Fogarty and Paul Kenny were called as expert witnesses today t [...]
A day after youth-led global climate strikes, several hundred young activists in [...]
Concerned about the rain at Electric Picnic? We're not! Hydro power generated [...]
A new platform for selling and trading renewable electricity is on the horizon, and is due to be developed over the next few years with blockchain-enabled software which will enable peer to peer energy trading among citizens, communities and co-operatives.
On March 5th, the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Communications, Climate Action and Environment debated the Microgeneration Support Scheme Bill. The bill would force energy providers to buy electricity produced by 'microgenerators' including small communities, clubs and schools.
We were delighted to see Templederry Windfarm and Community Power Ireland feature on a recent episode of Nationwide.