Trawsnewid Llandrindod Transition

Wood as a fuel will never be able to supply everyone’s needs, but growing wood works well in Wales and has a part to play in as a sustainable and renewable source of energy.

Guest author Dorienne Robinson of Crooked Pool Logs writes about the growing demand for wood as a fuel and about the implications for the local environment.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has launched the Renewable Heat Premium Payment for the domestic sector.

Available now, but funds are limited - don't delay!

From 1st August 2011, up to £1,250 funding will be available to householders to help towards the cost of installing renewable heating systems.

Up to 25,000 installations will be funded under the scheme which will be available on a first come first serve basis.

21st January 2011

Could you use waste heat from your business?  
Find out about the new heat recovery system at
Ty Mawr Lime Ltd.Open Afternoon

For full details see events listing

Please download and display the poster

Are you interested in cutting your energy bills and reducing your carbon footprint, but don't know where to start?  This summer, help is at hand with our new project.

Thanks to funding from Environment Wales' Climate Change Next Steps Fund, the Llandrindod transition group will be working with Household Energy Services (HES) of Bishop's Castle to conduct a number of detailed household carbon footprint surveys.