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SWEA

Severn Wye Energy Agency

Energy Agency

Year created: 1997 No of staff: 40

Sources of Funding
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20% - European
30% - National
40% - Local
10% - Private

Address
Unit 15 Highnam Business Centre
Highnam
Gloucester
GL2 8DN
United Kingdom

Phone:
+44 1452 835060
Fax:
44 1452 526208

swea@swea.co.uk

Web site: http://www.swea.co.uk

Primary contact

Chief Executive Catrin Maby
catrin@swea.co.uk
phone: +44 1452 835060

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General Info

The Severn Wye Energy Agency is one of a network of agencies across Europe, set up to stimulate the development of sustainable energy through local and regional action for energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy sources. It is an independent (not-for-profit) company and registered charity. SWEA services focus on the counties of Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, South Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire.

The Agency also runs the Gloucestershire Energy Efficiency Advice Centre and Local Authority Support Programme and manages the Community Renewables Initiative Local Support Team for Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and South Gloucestershire.

Areas of expertise:

  • Affordable Warmth
  • Energy Efficiency Advice
  • Renewable Energy Advice
  • Training on sustainable energy issues
  • Sustainable Energy and Climate Change Strategies Renewable Energy Strategies and Planning for Renewable Energy Working with local authorities
  • Community-based Renewable Energy
  • Renewable Energy Site Surveys
  • Energy education
  • Promotion of Energy Efficiency and Renewable energy
  • Incentive schemes for energy efficiency and renewable energy.

The agency offers support to local authorities in achievement of their objectives under the Home Energy Conservation Act and strategic issues relating to sustainable energy (such as planning for renewable energy), as well as developing a range of initiatives with other local, regional and national bodies. SWEA also provides advice services direct to community groups and the public.