What Is A Drumlin?

A drumlin, from the Irish word droimnín (“little ridge”), first recorded in 1833, is an elongated hill in the shape of an inverted spoon or half-buried egg formed by glacial ice acting on underlying unconsolidated till or ground moraine

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Green Hydrogen
We have been offered a stake in a green hydrogen project in Scotland. This is an exciting new venture and our first in this field. We are looking to do a share offer over the summer 2023. The post Green Hydrogen appeared first on Energy4All.
Dundee Renewable Energy
This 2MW ground-mounted solar project will generate electricity to directly supply the James Hutton Institute which undertakes research into crops, soil and wider environmental issues. The share offer is planned late 2023 with construction starting September 2023. The post Dundee Renewable Energy appeared first on Energy4All.
Drumlin Wind Energy
A share offer is expected to launch in Autumn 2023 to raise funds to replace an existing turbine with a modern longer blade turbine to generate more energy. The post Drumlin Wind Energy appeared first on Energy4All.
Wey Valley Solar
Wey Valley Solar is looking into installing further roof top solar panels on schools belonging to the Weydon Multi-Academy Trust funded by current cash reserves and/or a share offer later on in 2023. The post Wey Valley Solar appeared first on Energy4All.
Edinburgh Community Solar – Phase 3
22 sites across the city are being surveyed and the co-op is seeking to make a formal proposal to the council in the late summer with a share offer expected in the latter half of 2023. The post Edinburgh Community Solar – Phase 3 appeared first on Energy4All.

What Is A Drumlin?

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