SHARE is now welcoming members. Anyone over 16 who lives, works or owns land in South Hill Parish can join as a member for £1 and buy one share for £1. An application form is available:
SHARE Membership Application Form – click here
Category Archives: Community Energy
Burntwood Eco House
On our own doorstep, between Golberdon and Pensilva, we visited this fascinating zero carbon house built using local timber, traditional methods and lots and lots of sheeps’ wool insulation.
Powering-Up Communities
SHARE (South Hill Association for Renewable Energy)
Over the past few weeks, SHARE representatives have been attending a series of workshops in Bodmin.
Latest addition to South Hill Connection
You can now view any (or all!) past newsletters in our shared Google Drive. Just follow this link:
This way to the South Hill Connection Archive…
SHARE becomes a BenCom
supported by…
At the beginning of February we met with Paul Martin of Kabin who took us through the process of deciding which legal structure was appropriate for us.
SHARE News
(South Hill Association for Renewable Energy) supported by
The long awaited meeting on setting up our legal structure will be on Tuesday 10th February at 7.00pm, in the Parish Hall.
Success for SHARE bid to energyfund Cornwall
SHARE, South Hill Association for Renewable Energy, has been awarded a £10,000 grant by energyfund Cornwall.
Award Plaque
SHARE takes first steps towards a sustainable future
South Hill Association for Renewable Energy (SHARE) has taken its first big step towards obtaining funding to start our renewables programme.
We’ve registered with energyshare Cornwall to secure funding to assist us with choosing technologies and projects, and ensuring that this public purse is spent wisely. There’s a video that explains why we need the budget and what we want to do, which you can see here…
SHARE (South Hill Association for Renewable Energy)
A summary of progress so far…
Since its launch in February, our community energy group has done a lot of talking and had a lot of ideas. We have carried out a parish survey which has given us a clear understanding of how our homes are powered and heated. The majority of our homes are stone built, single skinned and detached. Most people have invested in insulation and double glazing. Oil is the most popular heating fuel, with logs being the most common secondary source of heat.
Community Benefit from Solar Farm
A message from SOUTH HILL PARISH COUNCIL
Re — Community Benefit, Trefinnick Solar Farm
The first payment of £2933.33 has been received by the Parish Council. Continue reading