New Mid-Wales partnership to boost sustainability skills
Severn Wye are working with the Centre for Alternative Technology to pilot sustainability skills training and support green job creation in Wales.
Severn Wye are working with the Centre for Alternative Technology to pilot sustainability skills training and support green job creation in Wales.
In our pre-COP26 guest post, Project Manager Greg Collier-Jones considers the impact of local action on global emissions.
Local councils, non-profits and environmental agencies are joining together to plan lasting improvements to the ‘green infrastructure’ across Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly, Newport and Torfaen.
Wholesale prices for natural gas are rapidly increasing. This has knock-on effects for energy suppliers and energy users. Find out what this means for your energy bills.
What’s going on in your community? Take part in our survey on climate action in rural regions to consider the impact of local action on this global issue.
Mersey Biochar is developing community-owned, carbon-negative energy solution supporting the local economy, community woodland and forestry industry.
If you support people in their homes and spot signs of fuel poverty, refer them to one of our Energy Advocates for expert help and advice.
Welsh Government commissioned a Foundational Economy project in Llandovery, and today Severn Wye launched the report produced.
Our home energy advisors have shared their insights as to how the new Sustainable Warmth strategy changes may affect those in fuel poverty.