Newsletter – February/March 2016

Newsletter – February/March 2016

In this months newsletter get the latest update on our community share offer, find out how the Moroccan’s are supplying renewable electricity to a million people and read all about the upcoming celebration of local food, growing and cooking at Tavistock College.

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Moroccan solar plant to bring electricity to a million people

Moroccan solar plant to bring electricity to a million people

The solar thermal plant at Ouarzazate will harness the Sun’s warmth to melt salt, which will hold its heat to power a steam turbine in the evening.

The first phase will generate for three hours after dark; the last stage aims to supply power 20 hours a day.

It is part of Morocco’s pledge to get 42% of its electricity generation from renewables by 2020.

Read the full report here

Can you help us to stock the Tavistock Town shop?

Can you help us to stock the Tavistock Town shop?

We are still waiting for an update on finalising the lease for the shop but we’re hoping to bring you some good news very soon.

In the meantime if anyone out there can help us to source the following items we’d be very grateful!

  • Display boards – wall mounted and free standing
  • Any IT equipment – e.g. printers, laptops etc
  • It’s a long shot, but we are looking for a projector
  • Also general administration equipment, laminators, binders, etc. 

If you have any of these items or anything else you think might be useful please get in touch.

Newsletter – January 2016

Newsletter – January 2016

From the team at Tamar Energy Community, we would like to wish you a great New Year and we hope you enjoyed a relaxed Christmas.  Your support over the past year has been greatly appreciated and we look forward to this continuing throughout 2016.

In this months newsletter find out how you can help us to get the Tavistock Town Shop up and running, read about a solar array bond offer at Portworthy that you can invest in, and get an update on recently announced changes to the Feed In Tariff (FIT).

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