Milton Keynes businesses, charities, schools, faith groups and other local organisations: Let’s #UpTheEnergy and reduce your energy costs, improve your long-term price certainty and ensure the benefits of clean energy stay in MK…
From glorious sunshine to great conversations, we had a wonderful day at Camphill Communities MK for the Great Get Together, hosted by Emily Darlington MP.
The UK Government’s new Local Power Plan could mark a significant shift in how communities generate, own and benefit from clean energy. With investment planned for community energy across the UK, Milton Keynes has a major opportunity to build on its existing experience and ensure that more of the benefits of the energy transition, from lower bills to local investment, stay within the MK community.
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.
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.