Good Energy to launch microgeneration master class

Good Energy to launch microgeneration master class

Posted on 23. Sep, 2009 by ashleys in Micro Generation, News

Green energy provider Good Energy has announced plans for a series of workshops designed to provide businesses and individuals with guidance on how to install renewable energy systems on their property.

The workshops, the first of which will be held at the company’s wind farm in Delabole, North Cornwall on 31 October, will provide attendees with advice on how to select the right renewable energy technology, how to plan and finance the technology and how to generate revenue from the energy that is generated.

The company said that the workshops would be aimed at both individuals interested in installing microgeneration technologies such as solar panels and small-scale wind turbines, and businesses interested in installing commercial-scale renewable energy systems on their land.

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One Response to “Good Energy to launch microgeneration master class”

  1. dave@solar power generation

    08. Sep, 2010

    that is really a great innovation by good energy. i personally think that alternative energy like wind and solar is underused and we all need to pay more attention to it so as to reduce the cost of light bills.

    i personally prefer and use solar energy because it is extremely easy to set up at home. here are some more tips why i like solar power

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