Jonathan Lincoln
20th August 2016It is good to be able to invest in something that is so essential. Wind power, clean, green and truly sustainable - Go for it !!
Co-own turbines in Wales & Scotland, & use the energy yourself at home. Get interest at 4.5-6.5% & support small farms & rural communities.
by Leila in Shrewsbury
It is good to be able to invest in something that is so essential. Wind power, clean, green and truly sustainable - Go for it !!
In 2012 Jon Halle and Share Energy introduced Dingwall to the Cooperative Power concept and Scotland's first wholly Cooperatively owned turbine was built in 2013. In 2016 part of that team raised £2.5million for the worlds first community owned whisky distillery 100% powered by green energy. Small wind Coop is again leading the way with diverse thinking on both creating and sharing viable energy projects that will no doubt add value to their areas and create further projects that are sustainable.
The wish is that this project goes ahead. It is such a positive scheme.
Great to play a small part in this forward-thinking project - good luck with it. Carey
As I'm pushing 80 but hale and hearty so hope to enjoy this investment for many years. But : can I will it to my grandchildren ??
Great to be part of a community project. Wind power is the future for the UK for me, for my children, for our future.
Best of luck to the Small Wind Coop - helping farmers like Aled & Alister harvest the power of the wind for the benefit of their community. I really like the way that this can scale up, linking small scale farm-based renewable energy schemes into a combined force for the good of us all.
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