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CREW and Battersea Arts Centre win joint funding from the Mayor’s London Community Energy Fund.

15/3/2018

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CREW and Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) have been awarded up to £15,000 funding to generate solar power in one of Wandsworth’s most iconic venues. 

CREW and BAC are targeting to meet over 50% of the venue’s demand through the installation of solar panels, while exploring further opportunities to improve the building’s sustainability including the inclusion of battery storage to serve the venue’s key demand periods during night time performances. 

BAC welcomes over 100,000 people to its building every year to enjoy a wide and varied programme of over 650 shows. Furthermore, it plays a vital role in the local community, working with 5000 young people each year to stimulate creativity and interest in the arts. 

Throughout the BAC’s extensive renovation programme they are endeavouring to make this Grade II listed building as sustainable as possible. Following the success of CREW’s first project with the Doddington and Rollo Community Association to retrofit LED lights and sensors through the building, this funding provides a fantastic opportunity to further improve the sustainability of another of Battersea’s community hubs. 

The funding allows CREW to plan and deliver a project alongside BAC, however the cost of the actual installation is not included. For the moment, the two organisations are working together to assess the building needs, discuss plans with English Heritage and develop a financial model for the duration of the solar panel life span. 

If you would like more information please contact: crew.coop.london@gmail.com

For more information on BAC: https://www.bac.org.uk/

For more information on the Mayor’s Community Energy Fund winners: https://www.london.gov.uk/press-releases/mayoral/mayor-of-london-to-boost-clean-solar-energy
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27/1/2019 09:58:09

How can you explain that someone like me who has always been aware that I shouldn't be restrained from following what my heart wants me to do will end up with someone who tends to be overly old fashioned. It's like coming home and living with my mother even when I am already near my fifties. Women are no longer barefoot and pregnant. Yet I can't help but be around people who can't seem to have a better opinion of what I can do. They don't take my career seriously. I guess they could really use seminars or trainings like these so they can be updated.

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