We sat down with Glasgow Community Energy to learn a little more about what they do, and their plans for the future.

Tom Hoines,

Managing Director, Younity

With talks of a climate crisis all around us - in magazines and on the internet, it’s no surprise that it is having a detrimental effect on the mental health of people across the world, especially young people and those being directly affected.

Over the last two decades, we have seen a big rise in the number of community energy projects in the UK, with more and more projects being set up each year.  

You may have been following the community energy space for years or it may be all new to you. Whatever your knowledge of community energy is let’s take a look at where it all started. 

Younity is delighted to announce the winners of the Powering Communities Fund most recent round of distributions.

By far the best thing about my role at Younity is the amount of conversations I get to have with community energy practitioners across the UK. You can’t help but be inspired when you hear of the work they are doing and how they are battling against an antiquated energy system in order to ensure the move towards a sustainable, low carbon future is equitable, operated by and for the communities in which they sit.