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  • CEB Open Meeting – 2nd November - Community Energy Birmingham would like to invite you to find out how you can get involved in our community-led energy projects. Join us at The Warehouse, 54-57 Allison Street, Birmingham, B5 5TH on 2nd November 7-9pm. We are excited to reveal our planned projects for … Continue reading →
  • Big Solar Co-op has a Live Share Offer! - Community Energy Birmingham and The Big Solar Co-op now have their share offer live with a target interest at 4%. This share offer aims to continue to develop the pipeline of future projects and help to achieve their ambitious target of 1000kW of rooftop solar … Continue reading →
About us

We are a Society for Community Benefit. Our primary aim is to reduce carbon emissions in Birmingham. We do this by raising money to invest in renewable energy systems on community buildings, such as solar PV. This benefits the community organisations by reducing their energy bills and making them more sustainable. In turn  this benefits the local communities which they serve: at present these are Moseley, and Sparkbrook, but we are actively looking for opportunities in other parts of the city.

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Community Renewable Energy Grants provided by the Naturesave Trust.

With regular support from the photovoltaic array owned by St. Mary’s Moseley.

 
 

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