At the last Falmouth Energy Partnership meeting there were discussions around the acquisition of one or more thermal camera(s) and reopening of the Green open homes event from 2015. Chris Gaskell has also been supporting this (considerably). It is recommended … Continue reading
Fal Energy Partnership held their Annual General Meeting at 12:30 on Friday 3rd February at this event. Please click here to view notes from the AGM. On our shared stall, representatives of Transition Falmouth, Falmouth LETS, and SoLOOtions Focussed were … Continue reading
Fal Energy Partnership have booked their Annual General Meeting at the Princess Pavilion Falmouth for 12:30 on Friday 3rd February as part of the Falmouth Net Zero Event organised by the Rotary Club. Members and prospective members welcome (zoom attendance … Continue reading
As bills rocket higher and higher, we are all looking for ways to reduce our bills (as well as carbon emissions). An increasingly popular suggestion from energy experts (and occasionally even politicians) is to turn down the ‘flow temperature’ of … Continue reading
Last year before the huge hikes on our energy bills Fal Energy Partnership carried out a local survey. FEP asked local residents what would they like our next actions to be to support local energy supply and ownership. FEP is … Continue reading
Energy survey summary In 2021 Fal Energy Partnership (FEP) produced a wide ranging energy survey for residents of Falmouth and the surrounding area and have now collated the results. As a social enterprise we were asking for suggestions to direct … Continue reading
Our survey closes at 23:59 on Thursday 30th September, so if you haven’t responded yet please see here for more information on how to do so or respond direct online here. … Continue reading
Following our FEP meeting yesterday, we decided to extend our survey till Thursday 30th September, so if you haven’t responded yet please see here for more information on how to do so or respond direct online here. … Continue reading
At our AGM and following meetings we decided to run a survey to see what kind of potential projects we could pursue that those living in the Fal Network area would support. 12,000 printed copies of this survey are now … Continue reading
