Dan mc callum, awel aman tawe, brass and tsrc april 2013
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Dan mc callum, awel aman tawe, brass and tsrc april 2013
- 1. TSRC presentation Dan McCallum Project Manager, Awel Aman Tawe and Egni www.awelamantawe.co.uk
- 2. AAT office
- 4. Different social enterprise models - charity/trading subsidiary - cooperative - joint venture with commercial developer - Royalty Investment Stake
- 5. Local Views
- 6. Consultation AAT took over 300 people to see wind farms Other consultation exercises used : 6 Public meetings 50 semi-structured interviews 10 Focus group discussions with groups and individuals 4 Open Days
- 8. Supporters at Planning Committee
- 9. Ysgol Gwaun Cae Gurwen School 10kW Photovoltaic array10kW Photovoltaic array
- 10. Photovoltaic panel and wind turbine power wheelchair
- 12. EduCan
- 15. Learning / Awareness Activities for school children Climate Change Theatre and Poetry (funded by Env Wales)
- 16. Broader Movement Ynni’r Fro www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/ynnirfro Community Energy Wales www.sustainwales.com/Community_Energy_Wales Climate and Communities Action Alliance (CCAA) http://ccaanet.wordpress.com Community Energy Online https://www.gov.uk/community- energy Community Energy Scotland http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QtvyrQHJQE
- 18. Current work Geotechnical investigations Getting bankable wind report Legal advice from lawyers on Turbine Supply, Grid Connection and Power Purchase Agreements. Due Diligence with Coop and Egni, trying to get money for start up ...
Notas do Editor
- The area is on the cusp of 3 local authorities in the SW Valleys The area consists of 14 villages clustered around a mountain Upper Amman and Swansea Valley areas Up until 1980s this area boasted a high level of employment and broad range of facilities Coal mining has been the major employer over the last 150 years giving rise to thriving communities
- However according to the Assembly’s deprivation index the area has recently been assessed as being one of the most deprived in Wales Current farming crisis Demise of the coal industry Recent factory closures Left communities vulnerable to poverty