Dan McCallum

Rheolwr, Awel Aman Tawe, Egni

ac Ynni Cymunedol Cymru/Community Energy Wales

www.awelamantawe.co.uk www.egni.coop

Golwg lleol/Local views

Cyfarfod Cynllunio/Planning Committee

• Sefydlu gan/established by Awel Aman Tawe• Cydweithfa annibynnol / independent co-op• 119 kw (Dove 21kw, Glynnedd 14kw, AAT 4kw, Ysgol y Bedol 50kw, Canolfan Blaendulais 30kw)

Egni

Canlyniadau/Results

• £171k o 94 aelodau/members• 81% o Gymru/Wales • 1,000 tunnell o garbon• 4% - 10% ROR• Incwm £15k• yn arbed £6k/saves £6k

Shared OwnershipAgreement between a community enterprise and a commercial developer that could

include:

• Shared Revenues in which a legally-constituted community enterprise buys the rights to a future virtual revenue stream

• Joint Venture in which a commercial operator and legally constituted community enterprise work together to create a joint venture to develop, own and manage a project

• Split Ownership in which a legally-constituted community enterprise buys a proportion of the development’s physical assets

• Crowdfunding? Should relate to the three options above working with legally constituted community groups

Why?• Policy growth area across Europe• Split grid connection• Funding – EIS/SITR. Now includes charities• Longer pre-accreditation• Planning?• Welsh Government and Big Lottery support –

Ynni’r Fro, ROCBF CEF, Community Energy Wales, Renew

Cefnogaeth i Ynni Cymunedol/Support for Community Energy

• Ynni’r Fro www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/ynnirfro•Adfywio Cymru/Renew Wales www.renewwales.org.uk • Ynni Cymunedol Cymru / Community Energy Wales www.communityenergywales.org.uk • Community Energy Fund https://rocbf.co.uk/cef • Community Energy Scotland http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QtvyrQHJQE• Cymru Effeithlon / Resource Efficient Wales www.resourceefficient.wales.gov.uk

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