Community Energy: Planning, Development and Delivery

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Community Energy: Planning, Development and Delivery

Date	Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Topic	Economy Civic Participation Sectors Clusters & Economic Structure Energy, Waste & Natural Resources Sustainable Development Environment Infrastructure

TCPA and partners have published Community Energy: Planning, Development and Delivery, a useful guide for communities in developing their own decentralised energy projects.

Over 60% of the primary energy in fuel is wasted as unwanted heat at power stations. If electricity is generated closer to densely populated areas, this wasted heat can be used to heat buildings through heat networks. This arrangement is called ‘decentralised energy’. More and more private and public developers, local authorities, landowners, building operators and communities are becoming ‘project developers’. This guide aims to support them in this role.

Download the guide "Community Energy: Planning, Development and Delivery" (pdf)

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