Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company
The Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company has now become Community Energy Scotland, a new Scottish Charity set up to support communities throughout Scotland to develop sustainable energy projects. The work and staff of HICEC have now transferred to this new company.
To contact Community Energy Scotland, please call 01349 860120 or email info@communityenergyscotland.org.uk.
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Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company news
Latest news and views from the Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company.HICEC team
Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company staff and locations.HICEC board
Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company board membershipCommunity energy forum - have your say
This online forum allows you to express your views, contribute your ideas and add to the community energy debate.HICEC consultation responses
The Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company submits responses ...Community Energy Company investment policy
The Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company’s investment policy is to assist communities in the Highlands and Islands to benefit from involvement in and ownership of renewable energy projects. Through its investments it seeks to equip communities with the means of securing revenue streams over the long term to support their own development. This policy will be subject to review in April 2006.HICEC invitations to tender
Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company often issues invitations to tender for work and delivery of services to its community clients. Current invitations to tender are available on this page.Community energy case studies and photos
These downloadable case studies demonstrate how community groups across the Highlands and Islands have undertaken renewable energy projects in their local communities.HICEC recruitment
Highlands and Islands Community Energy Company has staff vacancies from time to time and details of these posts can be found on this page.
HICEC Leading from the Edge conference
HICEC's recent annual conference Leading from the Edge took place in North Harris in April and attracted around 70 delegates from communities through Highlands and Islands.Scottish Community and Householder Renewables Initiative (SCHRI)
SCHRI provides grants and expert advice on small scale renewable projects, such as the installation of solar panels and wind turbines at community centres, schools and individual households.HICEC resources
In partnership with Highlands and Islands Enterprise, the Highland Council recently produced this toolkit highlighting opportunities for communities to benefit from renewable energy production and use.
