Grimsby Community Energy Secures £100,000 for Battery Storage from Great British Energy
Grimsby Community Energy has been awarded £100,000 by Great British Energy to develop a battery energy storage system. This funding is part of a larger initiative where up to £1bn is being allocated to community energy projects across the UK. Additionally, Power Hull will receive £34,500 to establish Hull's first local energy club for affordable electricity. The funding is part of the government's Local Power Plan aimed at overcoming barriers to community energy development.
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Grimsby Community Energy received £100,000 from Great British Energy to invest in a battery energy storage system as part of a £1bn funding initiative for community energy projects across the UK. Power Hull is allocated £34,500 to launch Hull's first local energy club for purchasing locally generated clean electricity.
This funding announcement precedes the Local Power Plan, which aims to remove barriers to community energy projects. The initiative seeks to increase local ownership of renewable energy, similar to models seen in Germany.
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