This is how renewable energy supports rural communities
Good Energy has reached a milestone of £400,000 in direct contributions to its community funds.
Blog by Adam Wentworth
Some of the biggest suppliers are dodging renewable energy costs
New Good Energy research reveals how many suppliers are able to avoid supporting renewables in Britain.
Posted by: Adam Wentworth | Posted on: 09.10.2020
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Barriers to battery storage are slowing the shift to zero carbon
We need battery storage to support a truly clean energy system. But blockers are stopping the technology reach its full potential.
Posted by: Adam Wentworth | Posted on: 03.07.2020
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Good Energy is gearing up for the electric vehicle revolution
We recently launched One Point, our latest move into the electric vehicle market.
Posted by: Adam Wentworth | Posted on: 19.11.2019
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A hallmark of sustainability in the English countryside
Trafford Hall is showing how old country houses can survive and become sustainable in the 21st century.
Posted by: Adam Wentworth | Posted on: 31.10.2019
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How do we make heating cleaner and greener?
The energy needed to keep Britain warm is enormous. Our collective heating demands across the country — homes, businesses, industry — often dwarf our power hungry tea habits. How do we make it greener?
Posted by: Adam Wentworth | Posted on: 26.07.2019
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Blenheim Palace is winning the race to go green
Blenheim Palace is undergoing huge changes to become more sustainable.
Posted by: Adam Wentworth | Posted on: 24.07.2019
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The future of renewable tech
Renewable power, electric vehicles, and clean tech at Silverstone
Posted by: Adam Wentworth | Posted on: 21.06.2019
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Good Energy bands together with Britain’s creative sector
The Creative Energy Project is making it easy for film & TV companies to go green
Posted by: Adam Wentworth | Posted on: 05.06.2019
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Small generators must be central to the UK’s zero-emissions future
Net-zero emissions can be made easier with small scale renewable power
Posted by: Adam Wentworth | Posted on: 07.05.2019
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