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Case Studies

The Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) has already supported many communities across Scotland to install renewable technologies and benefit from the transition to net zero.

Watch our video to find out how CARES supports communities to decarbonise their community buildings, and our video celebrating community energy successes.

Browse our case studies and be inspired.

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"Community Buildings"

Community Buildings Energy storage Heat Heat Pumps

ISKCON Scotland

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Community Buildings Locally Owned Other Solar PV

Inch Park Community Sports Club

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Community Buildings Community Owned Heat Heat Pumps

Eckford Village Hall

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Community Buildings Heat Heat Pumps Locally Owned

Cairnlea Parish Church

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Community Buildings Community Owned Energy storage Solar PV

Strathaven Airfield

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Community Buildings Community Owned Energy storage Heat

Cullen Community and Residential Centre

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Community Buildings Energy storage Locally Owned Solar PV

Nairn Community and Arts Centre

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Community Buildings Community Owned Solar PV

Sandwell community workshop solar PV system

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Community Buildings Heat Heat Pumps Locally Owned

Glenurquhart Centre

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Community Buildings Locally Owned Other

St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh

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Community Buildings Heat Heat Pumps Locally Owned

The Aboyne and Mid-Deeside Community Shed

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Community Buildings Community Owned Solar PV

Solar Connected Communities: Netherthird Initiative for Community Empowerment (NICE)

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