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Join Community Energy England, be a part of the mission-led company empowering local communities through sustainable energy
Overview
Salary
£30000
Location
Cornwall, UK - Flexible
Expires
Expires at anytime
Organisation Summary
Community Energy England is a mission-led community interest company. They generate renewable energy for local communities, managing 50MW of community-owned solar across 7 local energy enterprises. They oversee the behind-the-scene duties, managing community companies and their solar arrays on behalf of volunteer boards and memberships.
Role Summary
- The role of Communications and Impact Co-ordinator covers two important aspects: firstly, to help local enterprises engage with their members and communities via multi-channel communications and real-world networking.
- Secondly, the role involves putting the surplus income generated by the community solar arrays to work in the respective local communities.
Role Requirements
- Experience in managing community grant funds
- Able to work closely with local schools and community buildings to fund solar on their roofs
- Organising school visits to the solar farms
Application Process Details
- For further information, contact Jake Burnyeat, jake@cfrcic.co.uk
Community Energy England is a mission-led community interest company which helps communities generate their own energy. We manage 50MW of community-owned solar across 7 local energy enterprises. We do the work behind the scenes managing the community companies and their solar arrays on behalf of their volunteer boards and membership.
The role of Communications and Impact Co-ordinator covers 2 key aspects of that work: Firstly, helping those enterprises engage with their members and local communities through brilliant multi-channel comms and real world networking. Secondly, putting the surplus income generated by the big community solar arrays to work to do amazing things in their local communities. That will include: managing community grant funds, working with local schools and community buildings to fund solar on their roofs and organising school visits to the solar farms.
To find out more about the role please contact Jake Burnyeat, [email removed - click apply for more details]
