Severn Wye Energy Agency funds practical, place-based work that helps households and communities cut energy bills, improve energy efficiency, and build local renewable energy capacity. Its support tends to focus on rural and disadvantaged communities in Wales and nearby England, especially projects that combine community ownership, regeneration, and resilience. It also backs partner-led demonstration projects and development support that helps local groups get from idea to feasibility and implementation.
Mix of small-to-medium grants, development support, and partner-led program funding; often project-specific and geographically targeted in Wales/Mid Wales, with some multi-year program delivery and some schemes offering larger awards through external funders. Support is frequently tied to feasibility, governance, and capacity-building as well as capital or pilot project costs.
Expect a program-based application rather than a general open grant. Tailor proposals to energy savings, community ownership, and local resilience; demonstrate clear community benefit, readiness to progress from scoping to delivery, and fit with Wales/Mid Wales geography. For larger opportunities, watch for partner-led cycles and deadlines administered through linked programs such as National Lottery or Mid Wales Community Energy Trust schemes.
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Current and upcoming funding from Severn Wye Energy Agency that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Community groups in Powys exploring community-owned solar PV generation; support targeted at groups moving towards investment-readiness.
Who can apply: Community, household, farm, school or business projects in Mid Wales. Scheme supplemented by match funding from UK/EU sources to maximise capacity.
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