Energy Generated:-
(April 2026 update)
Talybont Turbine:-
Total to date: 2,434,840 MWh
Total 2026 (Jan to August): 135,125 kWhCommunity Hall Solar PV (updated April 2026)
Total to date: 97.5 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
Beginners’ Guide to Energy Storage
Simple introduction to energy storage solutions based on a recent RegenSW seminar.
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Lab house to test energy savings
“We added living room thermostats and thermostatic radiator valves and established energy savings of over 40% when compared to a property with no controls. We identified that curtains reduce heat transfer through the windows by about 30% when closed. When … Continue reading
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Balloons which store energy
We are starting our session with 1st Llangynidr cubs next week with making (and obviously then racing!) toy cars powered by inflated balloons. We will then go on to explore the energy required to move cubs around – on foot, … Continue reading
Mars bar energy & eco cubs
1st Llangynidr cubs are now on their 2nd level of Eco badge in collaboration with Talybont Energy. Next Friday’s session is all about transport energy and so one of our Talybont Energy Directors has written a short tutorial for the … Continue reading
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Interested in Wood-fuelled heating?
Talybont Energy is arranging an informal discussion session for local home owners or businesses who would like to know more about wood-fuelled biomass boilers. A couple of Talybont folk have volunteered to come along and talk about their experiences of … Continue reading
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