Fair energy for communities in Wales
Fair energy for communities in Wales
We are a social enterprise developing community energy projects across Wales and offering professional support to local organisations.
At Ynni Teg, our focus is on developing renewable energy assets that communities can own and control to help meet their future energy needs and provide wider benefits to local communities through our community benefit funds.
Community energy in Wales – working together
We are part of a growing network of community energy organisations seeking to make a difference locally and to become a vibrant part of the green economy in Wales. Working in association with Community Energy Wales, our role is to enable them to deliver their diverse ambitions by working together to share knowledge, resources, risk and mutual benefits.
Community ownership: Join us in Making a Difference
We also develop our own projects. Be part of Wales’s transition to a clean energy future by becoming a member of our society and investing in our renewable energy assets. You’ll earn a fair rate of interest and have a say in what we aim to achieve and how we provide community benefits from these projects.
Achieve your energy project goals
Does your organisation have a project in mind and need help to make it happen? We offer comprehensive support to help achieve your sustainable energy goals. From feasibility studies to implementation, our dedicated team of professionals is here to help you each step of the way.
If you are considering establishing a community energy organisation and would like to know more about how to get started and join our network, please contact Community Energy Wales.
Find out about some of the community energy projects we’ve been working on
Ynni Newydd
Ynni Teg has provided services to Ynni Newydd, a community benefit society set up to develop a 30MW solar farm.
Carmarthen Community Energy
Ynni Teg is working in partnership with Ynni Sir Gar on a commission for Carmarthen Town Council, to help move Carmarthen Town towards meeting its net-zero carbon emissions goals.
Geraint Gwyllt
Ynni Teg owns and operates a 900kW wind turbine at Bwlchgwynt (‘Windy gap’) near Meidrim, Carmarthenshire.