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How community projects are financed

Part of our shared ownership module. This section looks at how community projects are financed; either equity, debt finance or grants.

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Getting the right advice for your shared ownership project

Part of our shared ownership module. This section looks at how to get the right professional advice for your shared ownership project.

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How CARES can help with shared ownership

Part of our shared ownership module. This section looks at how the Scottish Government's Community and Renewable Energy Scheme can help.

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What are the benefits of shared ownership?

Part of our shared ownership module. This section looks at the benefits of shared ownership for communities and developers.

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What is shared ownership?

Part of our shared ownership module. This section looks at what shared ownership is and explains different structures.

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Roy Bridge School House project

Technology: air source heat pump

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Findon Hall

Technology: air-to-air heat pump and solar panels

Funding

Examples of programme support

This page sets out what we will expect as outcomes for three possible heat development projects for the community heat development programme. Differen...

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Eaglesham Bowling Club

Technology: 4kW solar photovoltaic (PV) panels Location: Eaglesham, East Renfrewshire CARES funding: £4,021.71 capital grant Date installed/operation...

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Community Heat Development Programme

The Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) supports communities to engage with, participate in, and benefit from the en...

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CentreStage village

Technology: solar photovoltaic (PV) panels Location: Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire CARES funding: £19,488.70 capital grant Date installed/operational: Se...

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Part three: Hints and tips on promoting your project

Part of our 'Acknowledging CARES support and promoting your project' guide.

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