Over the next 3 years, we’re on a mission to install 100,000 home solar electric (PV) systems, 2.6kWp and upwards. That’s the type that could cut your electricity costs by a third (obviously depending on how you use power currently). And we’re going to monitor and maintain those systems for 25 years.

Come along and find out more about the city’s allotments during National Allotments Week from 9 to 15 August. The council is working with Brighton & Hove Allotment Federation, the Harvest project and allotment associations to deliver a range of events, including:

You are invited to participate in a survey concerning the visual impact of
future offshore wind farms in the UK.
More than 30 of such farms are planned including one off the Sussex coast.

Lewes Road Community Garden  Tuesday 20th July from 6.30pm

write to invite you to be a part of a great new project in Brighton - the UK's first community-owned solar power station.

Bike train comes to Brighton

Lewes Road is one of the busiest roads in Brighton and Hove. In an effort to reduce the number of cars a procession of cyclists known as a bike train, will journey from The Level to Falmer during rush hour.

Community Energy Wind Turbine Projects

Come and get involved - open meeting
Monday 22nd Feb 8pm - 9.30pm
upstairs at the Caroline of Brunswick
(Ditchling Rd opp the Level)

Find out how Scottish wind turbine pioneer Hugh Piggot has created a
simple and cheap system, often from recycled materials, for self made
wind turbines. He has made possible thousands of practical wind turbines
across the globe, often in the worlds most impoverished places.

A chance to learn about why bees are so important to our food system and to make seed bombs full of flowers that bees will love. Or, make a seed bomb with an edible salad mix for your own garden, window box or for a spot of Guerrilla Gardening.

Cost £2.50 per person