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It might still be a long way from the $6.3 million needed to buy a community wind turbine, but with $20,000 of capital development funding already in the kitty, the Central NSW Renewable Energy Co-operative (CENREC) is on its way. Thirty-five people turned out for the co-op’s launch meeting at Bathurst’s Flannery Centre last week. . . . → Read More: Money in the bank for turbine buyers CENREC was officially formed with 14 financial members on 17 October 2012 at the Flannery Centre, Bathurst, NSW. CENREC intends to enter into a number of agreements with Infigen Energy’s subsidiary, Flyers Creek Wind Farm Pty Ltd, to: purchase the wind turbine licence the wind turbine site enter into a range of contracts including construction . . . → Read More: CENREC is now official Community renewable energy co-operative speaks to Angela Owens on ABC Central West NSW about the proposed CENREC and the Flyers Creek wind farm project. You can download the clip here. . . . → Read More: A year on since the idea of the wind co-operative came about |
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