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LOCAL GROUPS CONFERENCE 2012 EARTHMOVERS PRESENTATION

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LOCAL GROUPS CONFERENCE

2012

EARTHMOVERSPRESENTATION

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Fran, Cher, Hilary, Mike, Rob and John at recent group meeting

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Wey Valley Solar SchoolsEnergy Co-operative

Logo designed by Ruth Ewing, a Godalming 6th

Form College student

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County School, Guildford during construction

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GODALMING, 16 SEPTEMBER 2011 LOCAL MP ATTENDS THE LAUNCH

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“this is going to be a particular delight to Chris Huhne, the climate change secretary

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The Wey Valley Solar share offer

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Rodborough School, Science Block

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Rodborough School, Main Hall

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Godalming 6th Form College

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Broadwater School

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Broadwater School, main block

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Some of the panels installed at Woolmer Hill School

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Results ........

• Co-op members have invested nearly £625,000

• Solar arrays on 6 state secondary schools with a combined total of 238kw

• To date the panels have generated 143,700 kWh of green electricity.

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Investors

• A members co-operative rather than a bencom – every member has a vote

• Members should get a fair return of 5% per annum which will increase over time

• When the returns reach 6% any income over 6% will be split 50:50 with the schools

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Benefits for Schools Schools get

• 50% of the electricity generated free of charge

• if they use more than 50% they get it at wholesale price

• educational benefits in the form of display screens, web links and data feeds which the co-op paid for

• schools are also members of the co-op and have invested nearly 14K so they get an income from their investments

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“Run for the Sun” 23 June 2011

On 23 June 20111500 children from two schools took part in a “Run for the Sun” sponsored mini marathon so their schools could invest in the co-op – they raised nearly £10,000

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The Waverley Council House solar arrays

Because not everybody in Surrey has a big house and lots of money ..........

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Outcome........

Nearly 500 arrays installed

Tenants get free electricity, council gets a roof rent

It would have been 1500 arrays if it hadn’t been for the fast track FIT review

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And now for a bit of biodiversity

Himalayan Balsam eradication project

- providing support to Surrey Wildlife

Trust

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Hilary in ‘pulling’ mode

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