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Our work covers both community-owned renewable generation as well as programmes to help reduce Milton Keynes (MK) energy use, while cutting costs and carbon emissions in the process. Our initiatives also generate the social energy that brings people together and help create opportunities for MK communities to flourish.
We work with a wide range of individuals, businesses and voluntary and community organisations to explore opportunities to generate renewable energy and to use the resources to support local communities.
Funded by Milton Keynes City Council, we provide clear, independent, and expert guidance for homeowners wishing to upgrade their homes to cut heat loss and carbon emissions.
Are you considering solar for your premises?
Looking for cheaper, greener and stable electricity prices?
Are you happy to support the local community in the process?
Get in touch if you have a roof that is suitable for at least 20kW of solar.
Bannister House Solar, image courtesy of Repowering London
Milton Keynes Community Energy (MKCE) and Solar for Schools are working together to bring their new "1MW Solar for MK Schools" campaign to Milton Keynes. Leading the way, The Radcliffe School has become the first participant to proudly install community-owned solar panels to help lower energy costs, cut CO₂ emissions, and inspire students through hands-on sustainability education.
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The UK Chancellor’s 30 October 2024 budget marked Labour’s first budget in over a decade. While some of the longer-term spending decisions have been postponed until the next year’s spending review, there are notable developments that impact the renewable energy sector, energy efficiency, and community-driven initiatives.
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The new UK government has plans to significantly advance community energy initiatives. Here's our take on the bold pledges to invest in putting a new government-owned power company, Great British Energy, at the heart of the UK's energy system and what this could mean for our communities.
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