by moderator | Apr 19, 2026 | blog
Just a few short months ago, when we launched the ideas behind out latest new book project, it seemed there was at least some things to celebrate, some rays of sunshine in the relentless struggle against the power of the extractive industries – the folk who would...
by moderator | Apr 15, 2026 | blog
It’s the job of the artist not just to ask questions but to provoke thought. The climate debate seems to be in a bit of a pickle at the moment, exacerbated almost unimaginably by the recent unprovoked war currently raging in the Middle East. While many would argue...
by moderator | Apr 12, 2026 | blog
Community Energy has been a part of the UK’s energy strategy since 2014 following shifts in government policy and legislation. Policy only invites mountains to move but doesn’t actually cause them them to do so. According to our project partner Regen, the more recent...
by moderator | Apr 8, 2026 | blog
#energy #renewables #ecoart #fossilfuels #climatechange #creativity #innovation It’s a very odd time in the tussle with the extractive industries. Most people ‘know’ that there is a problem – it’s almost something that can be felt, palpable, a corporeal intrusion. For...
by moderator | Apr 6, 2026 | blog
Community Energy has been a part of the UK’s energy strategy since 2014 when the coalition government published the Community Energy Strategy. According to energy consultancy Regen, the more recent Net Zero Strategy published in 2021 mentions community energy 17 times...
by moderator | Apr 2, 2026 | blog
Once again the UK plays catchup with our immediate neighbours with the imminent (so we’re told) arrival of plug-in solar panels. Could this moment also represent an arty challenge? This is timely, of course, given the extraordinary disruption to energy stability and...
