We just want to remind you of the Renewable Energy Exhibition THIS weekend, which has been planned to show off the latest technology from established local sources who will be on hand to advise and enthuse local people with the opportunities that exist for installing the right kind of equipment for your needs to save money, stay warmer, and help our countries’ CO2 emission targets for future generation
Sturminster Newton Renewable Energy Exhibition & Forum
Date: 16th February 2013
Timing: 9.30am – 1.30pm
Venue: Bow Room at the Exchange, Sturminster Newton, Dorset
FREE Admission!
Exhibitors include:
- Ace Energy Solar
- Bioheat Gillingham Wood Burning Energy
- Carelec LED lighting and Edmundsons the Electrical Wholesalers
- DEAC with SAIL (Safe and Independent Living) Bus
- Dorset Energized
- Energize Stur Valley Local Energy Group
- FJ Chalke with the Nissan LEAF 100% Electric Car
- Green Deal
- NDDC Planning Representative from the local planning committee
- Tim Purbrick Specialist in major solar farm projects
As proud supporters of Dorset Energized, FJ Chalke Wincanton will be on hand to give people the opportunity to test drive and have a chat about the 100% Electric Nissan LEAF - so if you would like a FREE test drive please remember to bring your driving licence!
Dorset Energized partners DEAC (Dorset Energy Advice Centre) will be demonstrating how to help people out of fuel poverty. They are also excited to be attending with the SAIL (Safe and Independent Living) Bus which offers lots of information about saving energy and space, where you can sit down and chat about energy efficiency and renewable energy concerns, or about changes in funding and the new opportunities with the Green Deal and ECO.
The Forum area is planning to stimulate discussion about the North Dorset District energy needs and how we can develop renewables to meet them. We believe that visitors will be mainly interested in how the Council plans to encourage renewable energy generation and the type of equipment and plant that they are likely to install.
Presentations by guest speakers will focus on wood heat, solar thermal and how the RHI may change later this year. Concerns about cost, the size of equipment and specific fuel requirements will be addressed during the Forum.
Admission is FREE and the Exchange has an excellent Cafe where refreshments will be available throughout the morning.
So come along, browse the stands and join the Forum for items that particularly interest you.
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