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E.ON improves energy efficiency


07/02/2010
 

E.ON the electricity supply company have funding available through their E.ON Sustainable Energy Fund, to support community energy projects which either result in the production of energy from a sustainable source or which reduce the amount of energy used by a community organisation.

To apply for a grant you need to be a community group, charity and not for profit organisations located anywhere in England, Scotland or Wales. Applications are invited for grants of up to £20,000.

Examples of the types of organisation that have already received funding include schools, local and national charities and special education colleges.

Deadlines for 2010 to receive the new applications are: April 2nd or October 8th. To apply for funding download and complete the application form and If you need help on how to complete the form take a look at the guidance notes.

Once completed email the application to: sustainableenergyfund@eon-uk.com
The criteria to consider when preparing an application are to demonstrate clear community benefits, and a commitment to introducing sustainable energy projects.

The kind of projects being considered include:

  • The purchase and installation of one or more renewable energy technologies (e.g. wind, solar thermal, PV, wood etc)
  • The renovation of existing facilities to incorporate micro-generation technology (e.g. the reinstatement of a watermill and the purchase of a turbine to produce hydro-electricity)
  • An energy efficiency makeover for your building that could demonstrate significant energy savings and also behavioural change amongst users
  • The use of new or innovative technology to deliver either energy savings or micro-generation capacity

A project which can demonstrate the intelligent use of waste energy (e.g. a district heating system that uses waste heat from one building to heat or power another)
E.ON say that these are just a few examples and they will consider alternatives that clearly demonstrate community benefits, the types of groups that will benefit, and the environmental benefits of the project.