We're hiring!
Are you an organised person who would like a remote, flexible, part-time job supporting small-scale renewable energy while helping households with their bills?
We’re looking for a Club Development Manager to support new Energy Local Clubs to get off the ground and make a difference. You’ll need to enjoy remote working with occasional travel and be willing to learn all about how Energy Local works. Knowledge of community energy would be beneficial but isn’t essential.
Click here for more information - deadline 30 September 2025!
P441 consultation – not long now hopefully
We’re sure you are all on tenterhooks for the P441 consultation regarding local energy market trading rules to be released. We are expecting it soon and will let you know as soon as it’s open for responses...
Read more here if you want to refresh your memory on why this matters.
Energy Local teams up with Ogre AI on renewable generation forecasting

One of Energy Local's core drivers is innovation, which is why we're so excited to share this graph and announce our partnership with Ogre AI!
Underpinning all generative AI is pattern recognition and prediction of what comes next. Thanks to Ogre AI, this is being put to good use by forecasting energy generation and consumption for Energy Local Clubs with remarkable precision. This graph shows how closely Ogre AI's predictions match reality.
How does this benefit Energy Local Club members?
The more accurate our forecasting, the more precisely our members can time their energy use to enjoy lower costs. In turn, local generators in an Energy Local Club - many of which are community or locally owned - will then see higher revenues.
Real-time use of locally generated power also supports grid efficiency, which helps suppliers and district network operators.
It's another example of how we're using technology to improve the outcomes for Energy Local Clubs and all involved.
For more information on how Energy Local Clubs work, see our introductory video.
National Lottery publicises grants for environmental projects
The National Lottery is inviting anyone with an idea for an environmental project to explore the range of funding they have available. Their grants range from £300 up to £20,000 through the open Awards for All programme, to grants over £500,000 through the Climate Action Fund.
Find out more at tnlcommunityfund.org.uk.