Renewable Energy

How the UK generates its electricity is a central question for our energy security and affordability. The UK still produces a significant amount of its electricity from fossil fuels, particularly methane gas from the North Sea, with the price of domestic UK oil and gas dictated by volatile international markets. We cannot drill our way out of the climate crisis and tax payer subsidies to rich fossil fuel companies makes no sense when renewable energy is cheaper to produce, cleaner and not exposed to large oil price swings. Instead, let’s ramp up local and national renewable energy projects and the good job opportunities that come with them.

Learn more about the positive impacts

  • Power Up North London
    Greater London

    Power Up North London

    Delivering locally-owned renewable energy solutions enabling communities to mitigate climate change.

    Renewable Energy
  • Slieve Kirk Community Fund
    Causeway Coast and Glens

    Slieve Kirk Community Fund

    Supporting community initiatives with funds from Northern Ireland’s largest windfarm.

    Renewable Energy
  • South East London Community Energy
    Greater London

    South East London Community Energy

    Providing Londoners in the south east with access to affordable, renewable energy.

    Renewable Energy
  • Community Energy Together
    Wales

    Community Energy Together

    Transferring seven operational solar farms into community ownership.

    Renewable Energy

With current solar and wind technology we can capture more than 100 times the world’s total energy demand.

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