Has the time come for community renewable energy projects to enter the mainstream?

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As the government prepares to unveil new measures to boost power for local groups, BusinessGreen explores how the community energy sector is already growing

If you and a few neighbours have been thinking about installing a local solar array, small wind turbine, or even a hydro scheme, then now may be the time to get on with it, as this month sees a flurry...

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