Energy Generated:-
(July 2025 update)
Talybont Turbine:-
Total to date: 2,225,276 MWh
Total 2025 (until emd of July): 113,492 kWhCommunity Hall Solar PV (updated Sept 2023)
Total to date: 81.7 MWh
Av per year: 8,000 kWhDomestic Solar PV (Needs updating)
Av per year: 12,770 kWhOther Talybont hydro schemes (Needs updating)
Av per year: 44,000 kWhTOTAL (Needs updating) Talybont per year : 254,770 kWh
Energy Consumed (to be updated)
1,500,000 kWh per year (estimate) Needs updating Proportion generated : 17% Needs updating-
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Author Archives: Alison Kidd
Hydrogen from grass?
A new way of deriving hydrogen from grass has now been developed using just sunlight and a cheap catalyst. Garden grass could become a source of cheap and clean renewable energy, scientists have claimed in a new report.
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Stage 2 Eco-Cubs Badge
The budding Eco Cub Pack from 1st Llangynidr Scouts have just been awarded their Eco Award Level 2 Badges – recognising their successful completion of stage 2 of the Partnership programme with Talybont Energy. Well done cubs!
AGM Wed 27th July 7:30pm
Talybont Energy will hold its AGM on Wednesday 27th July 7:30pm in Henderson Hall. All our welcome.
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Talybont Energy funds community charge point
Talybont Energy is delighted to have been able to fund the installation of two 7kW 32A Type 2 Mennekes Charge Points for electric vehicles to use in Henderson Hall car park. We had been fielding occasional visitor requests to use … Continue reading
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Solar & battery powered water pumps
German storage manufacturer Tesvolt has been awarded a project to power water pumps in Rwanda with 2.68MWh of battery storage linked to a utility-scale solar system.
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