Welcome,
Awel Aman Tawe is a community energy charity committed to tackling the climate emergency.
We have been working since 1998 to support communities to combat climate change and to be more resilient in the face of the climate emergency.
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Egni Co-op develops rooftop solar energy in Wales and has nearly 5 MWp of capacity on over 90 sites, including schools, community buildings and businesses. We’re the largest rooftop solar co-op in the UK. All surplus goes into climate change education in schools.
Awel Co-op is our two-turbine 4.7 MWp community windfarm on Mynydd y Gwrhyd, 20 miles north of Swansea.
It generates enough power for 2500 homes. All surplus goes towards developing further low-carbon projects and climate change education.
We’re thrilled to announce that we’re nearly ready to open our doors!
Our Energy Advice Team, Community Transport Team, and Arts and Education Team will all be relocating to Hwb y Gors very soon, bringing together our services under one roof to better serve the local community.
Through our education programme, We are Energy Warriors, we work with our Egni schools to run creative and fun workshops to support pupils and teachers to take action on climate change. We work in partnership with another charity,Energy Sparks, who have an excellent data platform for electricity, gas and solar usage in schools so children can see and measure what impact their energy saving activities have.
Taith is our Community Electric Transport Scheme.
We have three electric vehicles and five bikes to support vulnerable groups and individuals with clean transport. We are also going to be developing a community electric car club.
