Argyll, Lomond and the Islands is an area on the West Coast of Scotland, covering the County of Argyll and the isles of Bute and Arran.

ALIenergy is a small organisation dedicated to change the way we use energy in Argyll and beyond. It's all about change - either we all change our wasteful use of energy or the world changes for climatically for the worse. Energy efficiency and energy awareness will mitigate the global climate change which many predict will lead to massive disruption to the world's populations. At the very least, we could all do with being a little cleverer in our use of energy, to save money, conserve natural resources and reduce humankind's adverse impact on our rich but degrading eco-system.

Illustrations of some ALIenergy projects

Wood boiler and hopper at new woodfuel district heating scheme at Glenshellach, Oban

Under Secretary of State for Scotland, David Cairns, delivers free low energy lightbulbs at Taynuilt, Argyll, August 2006

Windfarm Community Trust funds are applied to local playpark development in Kintyre, Argyll

The development team for the Isle of Gigha Community Windmills Project, Argyll, Scotland

The inaugurantion of a 200kW automated woodfuel boiler for a community-owned swimming pool at Lochgilphead, Argyll, Scotland

The new biomass heating system at Kentallen and Duror Hall is celebrated at the Hall.

Domestic solar panel is installed at Oban, Argyll, Scotland