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We re not worried about gas prices – we make our own energy

Community schemes are popping up all over Britain as neighbours club together to cut bills and save power

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Windy Pete on ELN: My own wind turbine powers 17 households

Windy Pete on ELN: My own wind turbine powers 17 households
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Windy Pete s private wind turbine gives neighbours cheap electricity | Nature

Pete Bailey provides electricity for 17 households. His 50kw turbine covers about half of all their energy needs and saves each home around £60 a year. Meanwhile, Pete makes around 50 per cent more money than he would if he sold to a utility company. The 69-year-old, nicknamed “Windy Pete”, installed his tall, white turbine […]

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Retired engineer becomes first person in England to supply households with cheaper green energy

Pete Bailey, 69, provides 17 households with electricity from his 50kw turbine, which is located in Salwayash near Bridport, Dorset.

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Dorset Council has done very little on climate change

(Echo, 14th May) depressing reading. In particular the statement quoted from environment portfolio holder, Cllr Ray Bryan warning that the estimated total £130m cost of climate change policies for Dorset Council could result in a five per cent increase in council tax. This is complete nonsense. Two years after Dorset Council declared a climate and ecological emergency it is shocking to realise the council’s main aim is to do nothing. In practice renewable energy costs are plummeting and with only a small amount of motivation it is possible to dramatically reduce Dorset’s CO2 emissions at almost no cost to the council or council tax payers.

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