Our achievements are evident in communities across the county as our support has helped many schools, community groups and businesses on their path towards a more sustainable future for Cornwall.
In recognition of our work we have received the following awards:
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Alec Rice was named as a ‘Heat Hero’ by the national fuel poverty charity NEA in November 2011. |
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Neil Farrington was shortlisted for the ‘South West Sustainable Energy Champion’ Award at the 2011 South West Green Awards held by Regen SW. |
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Neil Farrington, our Sustainable Energy Projects Manager, was named ‘Best Individual’ at the Cornwall Sustainability Awards 2010. |
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Community Energy Plus was highly commended within the ‘Best Medium Business’ category at the Cornwall Sustainability Awards 2010. |
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Our photo of pupils from St Columb Minor School taking part in a wind turbine workshop, taken by local photographer Simon Burt won ‘Sustainable Energy Photo of the Year at the 2010 South West Green Awards’ held by Regen SW. |
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In 2010 Neil Farrington was shortlisted in the Renewable Energy Association’s Champion Award. |
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Winner of a prestigious Ashden Award for Renewable Energy in 2005, for the charity’s pioneering Home Health programme to provide free energy efficiency advice and efficiency measures to communities in deprived areas of Cornwall. |
We are equally proud to have supported the following award winning projects:
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Community Power Cornwall was shortlisted for the ‘Best Community Initiative’ Award at the South West Green Awards, held by Regen SW, in November 2011. |
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In November 2010 the Community Energy Plus initiated project ‘Low Carbon Living Ladock and Grampound Road’ won the award for Best Community Initiative at the 2010 South West Green Energy Awards. |
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In October 2010 the rural parish of Ladock in mid Cornwall won the title of Cornwall Sustainable Village of the Year, awarded by The Cornwall Rural Community Council and Sita UK following the success of the ‘Low Carbon Living Ladock and Grampound Road’ project. |








