
Did you know renewable energy solutions like solar could be owned by you and your community?
These solutions can help reduce your bills, lower carbon emissions and increase energy security across Weardale.
Would you like to know more?
Join Weardale Renewable Energy CIC (WRE), Durham Community Action and the Rural Design Centre at a series of informal events. You’ll find out how community-owned solar projects like Heights Quarry solar farm in Eastgate actually work and all the environmental and financial benefits they can generate for local people.
What to Expect
- A short presentation, informal discussion and opportunity to get involved
- Option of free energy efficiency measures e.g. LED Lightbulbs for your home
- Tea, coffee and a friendly chat
Please come along and help us sustain Weardale’s future!
This event takes place on Thursday 25th June 10.00am – 12.00noon at St John’s Chapel Town Hall, Market Place, St John’s Chapel, DL13 1QF
Spaces are limited, so please book your place today and be part of building a shared, sustainable future for County Durham. Please note all sessions cover the same information. If mobility access is required, we advise attending the session at St Anne’s Hall in Wolsingham.
For any enquiries, please email info@durhamcommunityaction.org.uk
We want you to have a positive experience of this event. Please tell us about any communication, accessibility or other needs that we should be aware of.
Market Place
St John’s Chapel, DUR DL13 1QF
United Kingdom
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