November 16, 2022
Three Ways in Bath becomes our latest solar school
Three Ways in Bath is the latest school to benefit from rooftop solar installation from BWCE, with solar panels being installed over the October half-term 2022.
October 18, 2022
BWCE enables 125 tonnes per year carbon reduction across four local schools
Some facts and figures on our summer rooftop solar installations on local schools, including size, power and carbon savings.
October 12, 2022
Seeking residents for a community solar trial
We are looking for households in Bishop Sutton and some surrounding villages to take part in a trial that simulates the 'buying' of energy from our solar array at Stowey Farm.
September 16, 2022
Update on the proposed Fairy Hill Solar Array
B&NES Council has given us some helpful feedback on the proposed Fairy Hill community solar array in preparation for a planning application
September 8, 2022
We need to raise £1 million for rooftop solar
To support and expand our current rooftop installation programme we need to raise £500,000 by Christmas 2022 and £1 million by April 2023.
September 8, 2022
Bath Home Energy Survey
BWCE are hosting an online Bath Home Energy Survey which has been developed by the new Retrofitting Team at Transition Bath.
July 29, 2022
We are recruiting a Head of Community Business Development
We are looking for a creative, strategic thinker that can take a lead on developing new community energy services and reach new audiences.
July 29, 2022
Upcoming installations and new share offer
We will be installing 625KW on school roofs over the summer, including our biggest ever rooftop system at Beechen Cliff School in Bath, and will soon be launching a new community…
July 28, 2022
BWCE Supporters go on a ‘Solar Walk’
Our latest Meet-Up for BWCE members and supporters was a lunchtime ‘Solar Walk’ in the Lyncombe area of Bath on 26th July led by BWCE member Steve Cross.
July 28, 2022
BWCE Fund supports sustainable food for carers
The BWCE Fund has supported the Carers Centre to create a food garden to enable carers to learn to grow food in order to increase sustainability and food security.
