Help us build a better Land Explorer! www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/land-explo... we have supported this today, its a great tool which we use every day to help develop new solar across the UK

What would it take to achieve high prosperity and equality while remaining within planetary boundaries? The World Inequality Lab is very excited to launch the #GlobalJusticeReport. [1/7]

I've put some coins in the pot for this: www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/up-the-ene... Those of us working in community energy think it's brilliant and that this is the way we ought to do a big chunk of our energy in the UK. Almost nobody else has even heard of it - this campaign is out to change that.

So pleased to see that Ruth and Theo have won their case. They want to continue to live in a low impact way on land they own, where they have lived and contributed to the local community for 20 yrs. So hard to understand why this should always be such a struggle! www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...

Martin Clunes loses planning battle with new travellers near Dorset home

Councillors vote to allow couple to stay on plot of land, overruling objections of Wuthering Heights actor

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We're turning a former opencast coal mine into a solar park - got to be one of my more poetic projects!

The Big Solar Co-op@bigsolarcoop.bsky.social · last yr.

Now live! Our first ever bond offer for our first ever groundmounted solar development. More details about the project are up on our website and head to Ethex if you would like to invest: bigsolar.coop/whiteborough...

This is why demand side measures are important!

@emilypomroysmith.bsky.social good to hear about your solar install when we were on 5 Live together just now. The @nationwideuk.bsky.social 0% mortgage offer for green tech is interesting - hopefully the Govt's new scheme will make this kind of funding more widely available.

Fun being invited on BBC Radio 5 Live this evening to discuss the news that Govt are considering grants/cheap loans to enable more people to install solar. It's welcome as a move to democratise energy; I'd be keen to see it part of a wider policy to involve insulation /heat decarbonisation though.