by Lets Get Energized | Feb 20, 2015 | Climate Change, Energy Events in Dorset, Fracking, Fuel Poverty & Security, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Living
Fracking & Better Energy Solutions Talk by Charles Miller Thursday 12 March 2015 Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm start Bridport Town Hall, Dorset Admission FREE West Dorset Friends of the Earth group are delighted to invite you to this interesting and informative talk...
by Keith Wheaton-Green | Aug 15, 2014 | Biomass Energy, Combined Heat & Power, Energy Efficiency, Fracking, Renewable Energy, Renewable Heat Energy
Anaerobic Digestion for Gas – not Fracking We need to give installation of Anaerobic Digestion (AD) plant our strong support as the counter-balance to our opposition of fracking. Both produce methane gas that can be injected to the gas grid to heat homes and...
by Erik Blakeley | Jul 8, 2014 | Fracking, Green Electricity & Gas, Renewable Energy, Wind Power
Fracking or wind turbines? Which would you choose? I oppose fracking. My main reason for doing so is that I fear that fracking is being used as the means to put off developing our plentiful and clean renewable potential simply because it makes it easier for the...
by Lets Get Energized | Apr 22, 2014 | Energy Events in Dorset, Fracking
Stop the Fracking Event in Lyme Regis on 26th of April On the 26th of April 201 4 our friends at Frack Free Dorset will be in Lyme Regis (in the High Street) helping the Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace with their street stall, raising awareness of the dangers of...
by Jacob Windsor | Apr 14, 2014 | Fracking, Green Electricity & Gas, Wind Power
UK government accused of ignoring own research on energy policy. The majority of people in Britain would prefer to live near a wind farm than a fracking site, new YouGov research commissioned by Ecotricity revealed today. When given the choice, 62% said they would...
by Jacob Windsor | Mar 17, 2014 | Fracking, Fuel Poverty & Security, Green Electricity & Gas, Renewable Energy Film/Video
Ecotricity have got some good news: you may remember that last September we announced that we would be freezing our prices, over winter, until 1st April. We’re now announcing a further price freeze, through the spring and summer, until 1st October 2014. With this...
