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DARK SKIES GRANTS Reduce the
external lighting on buildings and receive a contribution towards the
cost. Payments are available up to a maximum of 50% to replace existing
light bulbs with reduced wattage light bulbs and or replace external
lighting fixtures with lighting that reduces light spillage. Renewable energy Green
Electricity Information Which tariffs are the best? How do they work? Do they lead to more
electricity being generated from renewable sources? And how much do they
cost? This website gives you details of all of the 'green' tariffs on offer to
UK domestic customers. which tariffs are the best? How do they work? Do
they lead to more electricity being generated from renewable sources? And
how much do they cost? This website gives you details of all of the
'green' tariffs on offer to UK domestic customers. uSwitch –
comparison and switching website Switching to a green energy
tariff is an easy way to make a difference to the planet. Find out how you
can make the change and still save money with uSwitch.com Renewable Energy Suppliers Good Energy Good Energy is a green electricity company that was formed in 1999. All
the electricity it supplies comes from wind and small scale hydro and
solar power generators all over Britain. As an electricity supply company,
Good Energy does not build renewable generation sites, but instead
concentrates on building the demand for renewable electricity by
increasing its customer numbers and creating a demand for generators and
installers to develop new generation sites. The company currently supplies
over 15,000 customers. Ecotricity Ecotricity is a green electricity company, which has been building wind
turbines and selling electricity across the country since 1996. It uses
its income from customers to invest in clean forms of power such as wind
energy. It is also the only green electricity company building these new
renewable energy sources. In 2006 it is investing £7 million in wind
energy. It supplies people like the Body Shop and Co-operative Bank and is
recommended by the Soil Association and WWF. Other
suppliers The
companies below offer green tariffs alongside their standard ones. Some
are 100% renewable electricity, others just make a contribution to
renewable generation projects. nPower http://www.npower.com Powergen http://www.Powergen.co.uk Scottish
Power http://www.ScottishPower.co.uk Southern
Electric http://www.house.co.uk Carbon Offsets CO2 Balance co2balance.com can help you minimise your carbon emissions and offset the
unavoidable residue. Offsetting works by investing funds in energy
efficiency or forestry projects that absorb or prevent the release of a
tonnage of CO2 equivalent to your Carbon Footprint. The Carbon
Neutral Company We help organisations to measure and reduce the CO2 from some or all of
their operation, and then 'offset' unavoidable emissions. When
emissions are reduced to net zero, the organisation, product or service
can carry the CarbonNeutral quality mark. We also provide ways for
individuals to offset their personal carbon emissions. CarbonFund Carbonfund.org reduces the threat of climate change by making it easy and
affordable for any individual or business to reduce their carbon footprint
and support climate-friendly projects. Please take action today! Carbon Calculators A range of calculators which enable individuals and businesses to measure
their carbon emissions resulting from various activities. http://www.carbonneutral.com/pages/businesscalc.asp Organisations Centre for
Sustainable Energy CSE runs the Bristol & Somerset Energy Efficiency Advice Centre (EEAC).
It is part of a national network of 52 centres across the UK which provide
free, impartial and locally relevant energy efficiency advice to
householders and small businesses. http://www.cse.org.uk/cgi-bin/whatwedo.cgi Go Zero,
Chew Magna SUSTAIN 2020 Vision
Energy Community Choices for Sustainable Living CCSL aims to give people and communities in Somerset, Dorset and Devon
the support they need to choose a more sustainable way of living.
CCSL is a 3 year project funded by the Department of the Environment,
Farming and Rural Affairs’ Environmental Action Fund.
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