Community Energy in North Somerset
Our purpose is to help local communities to reduce energy costs and become more sustainable by reducing their carbon footprint. More specifically we aim to raise funds from the community to enable us to install locally-owned renewable energy systems and use the surplus income from these systems to fund work that reduces people’s energy consumption – for example, by improving home energy efficiency.
Find out more about what we do by browsing the ‘About Us’ section of this website.
Newsletter
You can find out more about our activities by subscribing to our newsletter, which is issued every 2-3 months. Sign up here.
Invest with us
You can help increase the amount of local renewable energy generated by investing with us. Find out more here.
Covid-19
During the Covid-19 situation, Low Carbon Gordano Ltd continued to operate as normal, providing solar-generated electricity into the grid and for our partners. All of our schemes are outperforming forecasts and we are confident that our long-term financial returns remain secure as they are backed by Government-guaranteed electricity supply contracts.
Although the pandemic slowed some things down, we have continued to work on possible new developments whilst ensuring that our existing schemes are properly maintained.
AGM
2024
The 2024 Low Carbon Gordano Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on Friday 27th September, online, at 7pm. More information and papers can be seen here.
2023
The 2023 Low Carbon Gordano AGM was held on Friday 29th September, online. More information can be seen here, and the recording of the AGM can be seen here. Our Speaker was Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE who spoke about how the public engage with climate change, energy and transport. You can watch her presentation here .
2022
Our 2022 AGM was held on Friday 30 September, with the guest speaker Sarah Merrick, Business Green’s 2021 Entrepreneur of the Year, and CEO of the multiple award winning Ripple Energy.
2021
The 2021 AGM was held via Zoom on Friday 25th September. Our guest speaker for the evening was Jonathon Porritt who provided his insightful and informative commentary on the national and global realities of the fight against climate change, along with some of his predictions for COP26. You can find a link to a recording of the 2021 AGM here.
