Scottish Government Support for Community Energy Chris Morris Local Energy Scotland.

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Scottish Government Support for Community Energy Chris Morris Local Energy Scotland

Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) Introduction and context CARES support Locally owned Shared ownership Community benefits Support Local Energy Challenge Fund

Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) The Scottish Government’s Is delivered by Local Energy Scotland is a consortium of About Us

Community Energy Policy context Target to deliver 500MW of community and locally owned renewable energy Community Energy Policy Statement, currently out for consultation Supported through CARES and REIF

Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) Increase local benefit from renewable energy Provides Advice and support Grants and loans Supports Communities Rural businesses Local authorities, housing associations, charities etc. Signposts to other funds

CARES – locally owned Start up grants up to £10k. Access to pre-planning loans up to £150k with write- off facility Toolkits & financial models Hand-holding and knowledge sharing Support to access post- planning loans (REIF)

CARES – Locally owned Community volunteers raising a 50m met mast to monitor the wind at the preferred turbine location in Coigach

CARES – shared ownership Advice and support Start up grants (up to £20k) Framework contractors CARES loan - development costs Partnership with REIF & National Forest Estate Community investment toolkit Partnership portal (coming soon)

Scottish Governments Community Benefit Register. Good Practice Principles for Community Benefits. Advice to communities Start up grant (up to £10k) CARES – community benefit

CARES – Community benefit register and good practice principles Developer and community information Enabled us to track the benefits that communities are receiving and that developers are willing to offer.

CARES toolkit Guidance on grid, planning, lease etc. Templates i.e. ITTs, contracts, Framework contractors Investment ready tool Financial close document management support Finance model

CARES – Local Energy Challenge Fund Launched by the Scottish Government 18 th August New £20 million stream of CARES Major demonstrator projects providing transformative and innovative local energy solutions Support local energy economy approach i.e. link local energy demand and supply. Demonstrate partnership and collaborative working Electricity, heat, transport Wider eligibility including private sector Builds on the CARES Infrastructure Innovation Fund (IIF)

Challenge Fund - process Phase 1 Development Fund application 10 th October Phase 1 grant recipients work towards a Phase 2 Challenge Fund application submitted in February Grants awarded to successful applicants and projects supported to deliver during 2015/2016 Support from Local Energy Scotland Assessment by Challenge Fund panel Register interest with Local Energy Scotland

Phase 1 applications Simple application form Set out the vision for your project Particularly welcome applications that are transformative and/or demonstrate new and innovative approaches Submit by 10 th October Phase 1 provides access to Handholding and support Development funding up to £30k Around 20 projects supported ONLY projects approved under Phase 1 can develop a phase 2 application

Phase 2 applications Only Phase 1 approved projects can apply Phase 2 applications supported by Local Energy Scotland – grants and hand holding Grants and loans between £1 million and £6 million Around 4-6 projects awarded funds Need partner(s) for phase 2 Scottish Government funds to be spent by April 2016 but projects can run on

Challenge fund - opportunity Linked to the Local Energy Economy vision outlined in the Scottish Governments Community Energy Policy Statement Ambitious demonstrator projects that leads to change Opportunity to link up energy supply and demand to transform Scotland’s energy use Criteria is wide and unconstrained to allow creative ideas from a range of stakeholders Demonstrator projects will influence future Scottish Government support Must apply through Phase 1 - allows grant funding and support to help you progress to full applications Review the website and guidance notes

Challenge Fund - guidance

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