Falmouth Town Council Chambers is yet again the venue for Fal Energy Partnership to present progress on its study investigating the possibility of generating 2MW of solar-powered electricity from business, farm and public sector roofs in the Falmouth and Penryn … Continue reading
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded nearly £20,000 from the Rural Community Energy Fund (RCEF) to do a feasibility study into generating 2MW of solar-powered electricity from business, farm and public sector roofs in the Falmouth … Continue reading
Kensa Heat Pumps and Mojo Maritime have both been nominated for Regen SW’s Green Energy Awards shortlist. Using innovative system architecture and the first micro district ground source heat network project of its kind in Cornwall, Kensa Heat Pumps replaced … Continue reading
Dates have been announced for meetings with Cornwall Council leaders to discuss how your money is spent and many other issues. Go and have your say! Full details here. … Continue reading
Good news that Falmouth-based wave energy developer Seatricity has once again deployed the Oceanus 2 device at WaveHub off Hayle for further testing. The full report of the successful deployment, which involved a number of local marine companies, can be … Continue reading
FEP are close to finalising a grant application to WRAP for the first stages of work to secure 2+MW of larger scale PV on rooftops in the Fal area. As the subsidy regime is drastically reduced we are going to … Continue reading
FEP Annual General Meeting was held on 28th April 2016. A small but appreciative audience of members and non-members gathered to hear Councillor Julian German speak about some of the positive actions that had been taken by Cornwall Council recently … Continue reading
Fal Energy Partnership’s AGM is on Thu, 28 April, 19:00 – 21:00 at Falmouth Council Chambers, Municipal Buildings, The Moor, Falmouth TR11 2RT 7 for 7:30pm Speakers: Cornwall Councillor Julian German Julian speaking on CC Renewable Energy … Continue reading
Interesting stats and facts about our local area, available on the Cornwall Council website. “The Falmouth and Penryn Community Network Area contains 9 parishes and a range of settlements. Falmouth and Penryn towns are the key settlements within this area, … Continue reading
To make sure we are compliant with the Finance Conduct Authority, we are now a ‘Registered Society’ and not an ‘Industrial Provident Society’. We will be making changes to our website and headed notepaper to reflect this. However, we are … Continue reading