Future Energy Landscapes

Starting conversations about renewable energy projects that benefit your local community

 

Future Energy Landscapes (FEL) is a bottom-up community engagement process.

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The purpose is to start conversations about renewable energy developments that both minimise the impact on the environment and are owned by and benefit local people. We believe that the communities who host wind turbines or solar farms should keep the money these schemes generate.

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The FEL process seeks to build social consent through a consultation process that is open and accessible to all.

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It’s not just about meeting net zero goals; it’s about creating a future the community supports and directly benefits from.

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Future Energy Landscapes is managed by the Centre for Sustainable Energy, a Bristol-based charity that helps people and organisations across the UK tackle the climate emergency and end the suffering caused by cold homes.