en10ergy

zero-carbon community energy

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en10ergy Limited is a social enterprise (a Registered Society under the FCA Mutuals Registration) set up by the Muswell Hill Sustainability Group and is a member of Community Energy London and Community Energy England.  We have two main aims:

  • to promote and invest in local renewable energy
  • to encourage and facilitate the reduction in carbon emissions and waste by households, businesses and community buildings in the Muswell Hill. Hornsey and Wood Green areas.

en10ergy is like a trading company in that its members are its shareholders and they are not liable for its debts.  On the other hand its activities are not carried on for the benefit of the shareholders, but for the benefit of the community.   We have over 100 shareholders, mostly based in the locality.

We generate income through electricity sales and the Feed In Tariff from our solar photovoltaic panels on M & S on Muswell Hill Broadway, the Methodist Church in Pages Lane, Woodside School in Wood Green, and Fortismere School in Muswell Hill.

Our Solar Installations

Our solar panel installations

Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels use the sun's energy to generate electricity that can be fed back into the Grid. We installed solar pv panels on the roof of Marks and Spencers on Muswell Hill Broadway in July 2010.  Marks and Spencers head office supported this as part of their Plan A programme. This installation consists of 100 solar panels, capable of a peak output of 45 kiloWatts (kWp). A display in the front window of the shop shows how much electricity is being generated each … Read More... about Our solar panel installations

School solar

Solar Power at Woodside

The Woodside High School panels are owned and maintained by en10ergy, who sell the electricity they generate to the school at a discount from the usual market price. Electricity sales and the government’s Feed In Tariff, which everyone who installs pv panels is enttitled to, will provide en10ergy with an income to pay its investors. The price en10ergy charges for its electricity will save the school, and Riverside School for special needs, which shares the power supply, about £1400 a … Read more... about Solar Power at Woodside