Community Energy Info Session

Forth Environment Link (FEL) began as the Kippen Nature Club in 1989 with the aim of teaching children about biodiversity and nature. In response to community need and interest, the organisation grew in both mandate and geography, expanding to include adult education and demonstration projects. In 2005 the organisation reconstituted as Forth Environment Link - a company limited by guarantee with charitable status, serving three local authority areas – Stirling, Clackmannanshire and Falkirk. In 2008 Forth Valley Food Links merged with FEL, bringing an additional focus on sustainable local food production and consumption. In 2012 FEL took over the hosting of Cycle Stirling bringing a new cycling focus to our work. In 2013, Stirling Cycle Hub started operating from Stirling Train Station enhancing FEL’s cycling provision. Now in 2019 FEL works under 4 main themes: Active Travel, Food & Growing, Circular Economy and Volunteering.Our Vision:Linking people and the environment for a greener, healthier futureOur Aims:We work with others on environmental, food and active travel issues to:Encourage and support involvement, learning and practical actionEducate and raise awarenessCreate and develop new ideasGround Floor | Cameron House | Forthside Way|Stirling FK8 1QZTel. 01786 449215 | Company Number 286 723 | Scottish Charity Number SCO 019 276

FEL Scotland

Learn about how you can save energy and raise money for renewables in your community at our info session!

Alloa Hub Limited

Community Energy Info SessionDate: Tuesday 18 MarchTime: 17:30 - 18:00 Soup and networking; 18:00 - 20:30 Main eventLocation: Alloa Hub LimitedMaple Court, Alloa, FK10 1JXUnlock the Potential of Community-Led Renewable EnergyWith the Scottish Government’s £9m investment in CARES (Community and Renewable Energy Scheme), including a £2m boost to the Community Energy Generation Growth Fund, for the coming year, the opportunity for communities to lead the charge in renewable energy and building efficiency has never been greater.This is your chance to be at the heart of the transition to net zero, creating a fairer, greener future for all. Be part of the change, give back to your community, and secure sustained income through renewable energy solutions.Join us to learn how community groups and SMEs can boost energy efficiency and explore energy production for buildings. Whether you're thinking of purchasing or already managing a community asset, our experts will guide you through assessing energy needs, sourcing funding, and starting your own generation projects. With new funds focused on feasibility and development, this session is perfect whether you’re just starting or ready to move forward.Don’t miss out—take action now for a sustainable future! What to expectCommunities Already Benefitting from Community EnergyGet inspired by local organisations at all stages—from established community benefit funds to brand new solutions. Hear firsthand stories of the challenges and rewards of community energy from those who've lived it!Gemma Murray, Local Energy Scotland, CARES - CARES supports communities across Scotland to engage with, participate in and benefit from the energy transition to net zero emissions. Gemma Murray – Local Development Officer for Glasgow and central Scotland will deliver information about advice and support available through Local Energy Scotland and the Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES)Eva Rainey, Business Energy Scotland - Offer expert, impartial &amp; free business energy advice for SMEs funded by the Scottish Government. They also provide free business support to help you boost profits, reduce carbon and tackle climate change. Eva Rainey, Assistant Programme Manager will outline the support available for community groups from the Scottish Government, along with some insight into the key areas to tackle with typical costs and savings.Local Partnership Officer from Home Energy Scotland - Home Energy Scotland can offer free and impartial energy advice for householders on energy advice and on funding support to make energy saving improvements in their homes, helping to reduce carbon and tackling climate change as well as making homes comfortable and warmer to live in.Scottish Government Community Benefit Consultation - Hear from the Climate Action Hub about the ongoing Scottish Government consultation on Offshore Community Benefits. In the past year, renewable energy developers have provided over £30 million in community benefits; with an additional £40 billion expected to be invested in clean energy over the next decade. Find out how you can get involved with the consultation and influence decisions on how this money is spent. 🌍 Be the change! 🌍 See you there!This event is run by the Forth Valley Climate Action Hub at FEL Scotland. We look forward to welcoming you. This event is wheelchair accessible.There is an option to attend via Zoom, further details will be sent closer to the time.Soup and sandwiches will be served from 5:30-6 pm. If you have dietary requirements, please inform us of this.Any questions please don't hesitate to email climate@felscotland.org

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