Designed to empower social enterprises and charities in making informed decisions when selecting providers for retrofitting energy efficiency measures using social investment.
Packed full of materials and guidance designed to help you navigate the energy retrofitting process from start to finish, this tool explores…
- How get started with energy retrofitting
- Comprehensive guides to seven key energy saving measures
- How to choose the right installer
- Certified advice providers that can help
…and much more!
Click the button below to learn more about what it is, how it works and to access the Procurement Pathway.
A community owned business using regenerative ocean farming, food security and sustainable job creation to improve both the coastal environment and the well-being of the local community.
The Energy Training Academy (ETA) is a community interest company that specialises in providing high-quality training and education in the gas and renewables industry. ETA works with young people, veterans, and those from disadvantaged backgrounds to ensure they gain valuable skills for the green energy transition.
Empower Community is a social enterprise that balances the interests of all stakeholders by developing projects that benefit all participants while providing high-quality, risk-mitigated investment opportunities.
Ambition Community Energy (ACE), is a Bristol-based social enterprise generating clean, affordable energy, run by the people of Lawrence Weston.
Tees Valley Community Asset Preservation Trust is a registered charity (CIO) which was established in 2015 in response to local government spending cuts.
Trees for Life is home to the first (known) rewilding centre in the UK and their vision is of a revitalised wild forest in the Highlands of Scotland, providing space for wildlife to flourish and communities to thrive.
Wolverton Community Energy are based in Milton Keynes. They develop and manage community-owned solar PV and supply greener, cheaper solar energy to local businesses, the majority of which are charities and social enterprises. In addition, they run projects which help to improve energy efficiency within their community. This includes the Home Energy MK programme, supporting homeowners wishing to stop heat loss from their homes and cut energy costs.
Egni Co-operative was established in 2013 and provides rooftop solar on schools, businesses and community buildings. It has installed solar panels on almost 100 sites across Wales.
Farm Urban is a social enterprise based in the Baltic Triangle in Liverpool and they operate the city’s first vertical farm whilst also delivering a range of educational and outreach programmes.
We've made it easier for you to search for investors that are actively investing in the field of Energy Resilience with our Fundmapper tool!
Use the filters to select 'Energy Resilience' to show social investors that have recently invested to help organisations to build their energy resilience. You can also click on the 'Energy Resilience' tab at the top of the listings.
Each investor will have a case study example of how they supported a charity, social enterprise or community organisation with their green initiatives.
Explore the various guides and resources on the topic of energy resilience, available for anyone looking to understand more about how they can future-proof their organisation.
From wind turbines to solar-powered batteries - and everything in between! Discover the various ways you can use social investment to support your energy resilience.
In this section, we explore existing policy and research projects currently ongoing in relation to energy resilience.
Aside from social investment, there's other streams of funding that can help you to improve your organisations energy resilience.