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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Growing Miscanthus as a heat source
Miscanthus – or “elephant grass” – is a perennial that can be harvested annually after about 3 years and requires no nitrogen fertiliser. It has woody stalks up 4 metres, leaves that rot back into the soil, grows anywhere, improves … Continue reading
Thermal Batteries
We’ve written a short report here on ways to store heat in a battery including an introduction to Sunamp thermal batteries which can be used domestically.
Llangynidr Cubs – Eco Badge 2
We’ve been busy running activities in partnership with Llangynidr cubs as part of their 2nd Stage Eco badge. You can see pictures and read about it here.
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Guide to becoming a local energy supplier
Very useful white paper produced by RegenSW on the ins and outs of becoming a supplier of your own energy – generated locally and consumed locally. Well worth a read by anyone considering this.
Beginners’ Guide to Energy Storage
Simple introduction to energy storage solutions based on a recent RegenSW seminar.
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