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Latest data from the turbine is that it generated 1,307 MWh from 1st Jan to the end of September this year. For the same period last year, the turbine generated 1,317 MWh. The latest wind data published by BEIS (this is averaged across the UK) is that for the first 8 months of 2019 the… Continue reading…

Many thanks to all who have bought bonds through our current bond offer. We are at present just over the 50% mark towards our target of £200,000. The bonds will pay 4% interest, so a good way of investing ethically in community energy. This bond capital will be used to refinance higher interest loans, which… Continue reading…

Following from the successful bond offer we ran in April/May this year, we are about to launch another bond offer on the same terms. The money raised will be used to refinance our commercial loan, and because the interest rate will be less, it will provide us with more surplus to spend on supporting more… Continue reading…

Thank you to all who bought bonds in our bond offer. The offer is now closed and achieved or target of £200,000 (the offer actually raised £200,700). Continue reading…

Our bond offer has been well subscribed, it has reached £185,900 of its £200,000 target so looking very likely to close early. If you want to invest in our turbine and get a 4% return and help us save carbon, please do hurry to put in your application via our Bond Offer page. Thank you… Continue reading…

We’ve had a great response to our bond offer, 14 days in and the total is £123,600. The offer will close early once it reaches the target of £200,000 so if you want to invest in Ynni Teg and get a 4% return, and support community renewable energy, get your application in quick. Continue reading…

Our new bond offer is now launched. You can apply for bonds and get 4% interest, early withdrawal with no penalty, minimum investment just £100, but this bond offer closes on 27th May. Find out more on our Bond Offer page. Easy application via an online form. By buying bonds, you will be using your… Continue reading…

The turbine has so far generated 3,357,429 kWh since commissioning (as of 10th April) and 570,334 kWh in the first 3 months of 2019. This compares to 670,158 for the first quarter last year, the difference mainly being a very windy January last year compared to this year. The turbine is maintaining a very high… Continue reading…

Following an incredibly successful and productive year, YnNi Teg are proud to announce that we have made the shortlist of nominations for the Community Renewable Awards, which will be hosted on the 19th of October in Bristol. YnNi Teg will be in with a chance of winning the coveted Community Renewable Energy project Award, which… Continue reading…

Now we have completed a full year of operation we can start to check our performance against our predictions. According to data published by the government here, wind speeds across the UK were about 5% below the average across the last 10 years (it has been a very calm summer as you can see from… Continue reading…

The team here at YnNi Teg thought it would be a wonderful opportunity to host a photography competition in order to capture the essence of community energy and the renewables sector across Wales. There was an incredibly high standard of photos, but after some consideration we believe the following images came to the fore! The… Continue reading…

Meidrim residents, Robert Minhinnick (red jacket), Robert Procter and Mali (left of plaque). Helen Williams (right of plaque) and guests standing in front of “Geraint Gwyllt”. Photograph credit to Roy Watkins https://www.roywatkinsphoto.com/ On Friday 21st September, Meidrim witnessed an unusual “naming ceremony”. Having bussed attendees to the turbine, Robert Proctor, from Community Energy Wales and… Continue reading…