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How local authority-led energy planning can help you create and update your Local Energy plan

Part of our ‘Local Energy Plans and beyond’ resource. This section looks at public information which could inform your Local Energy Plan.

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Energy masterplans

Part of our ‘Local Energy Plans and beyond’ resource. This section looks at energy masterplans.

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Heat Network Zoning

Part of our ‘Local Energy Plans and beyond’ resource. This section looks at Heat Network Zoning and local energy plans.

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Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies (LHEES)

Part of our ‘Local Energy Plans and beyond’ resource. This section looks at Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies (LHEES).

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Local Energy Plans and beyond

Our resource looks at how communities can work with local authorities for a net zero future by developing a local energy plan.

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Community Benefits: example interview task and questions for Community Action Planning commissioning

An example of interview task and questions for Community Action Planning commissioning.

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Scoring sheet for tenders received to develop a Community Action Plan

A scoring sheet for tenders received to develop a Community Action Plan.

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Planning

A guide to planning your renewable energy project.

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Guide to developing community-led local energy planning

A guide to developing community-led local energy plans for communities and other stakeholders.

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Innovative energy systems

An overview of four examples of innovative electricity projects funded under the Local Energy Challenge Fund.

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Oban Local Energy Plan

Oban is a remote small town on the west coast of Scotland with a population of over 8,600 people. It acts as a local transport hub with ferry, train a...

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Barra and Vatersay Local Energy Plan

Barra and Vatersay are two very remote islands at the south end to the Outer Hebrides with a combined population of over 1,300 people.

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