What does Community Renewable Energy (CoRE) mean? Join this free online event to find out...
East Ayrshire Council's Regeneration Planning and Development team is holding an online Community Information Event about their exciting new Community Renewable Energy (CoRE) project and they're inviting the public to join them via Microsoft Teams to learn more about this innovative scheme and what it means for the people of Cumnock, Auchinleck and the surrounding communities.
Centre of Excellence
With an academic and business Centre of Excellence at Knockroon as the centre piece of an ambitious 15 year scheme, CoRE will transform the lives of people living in communities across East Ayrshire, creating a local low cost, carbon-free energy grid and providing local jobs, apprenticeships, educational opportunities, transport network and well insulated “green” new and retrofit housing.
Zero carbon
CoRE will play a key role in helping us reach East Ayrshire’s target of becoming a zero carbon area by 2045, making the most of the wealth of locally available geothermal, hydro, wind, hydrogen and solar potential for creating a 100% renewables based energy supply.
Knockroon
The new centre, to be built at Knockroon will house academic researchers, businesses, technologists and engineers whose mission will be to tackle the challenge of creating zero housing, transport and energy systems to meet carbon emissions targets and act as a model for other communities.
For this session the Council's team will be joined by members of the design team and our partners from the University of Strathclyde. They will share proposed designs for Centre of Excellence. They'll also be happy to discuss and answer any questions about the project
To register for the event, which is free, please email: CoRE@east-ayrshire.gov.uk
- Visit our CoRE webpage
- Find out about our ambitions for a zero carbon East Ayrshire. Visit our Clean Green East Ayrshire webpages
- Read our Clean Green East Ayrshire Climate Change Strategy
- Subscribe to StayConnected to receive regular email updates on climate change and CoRE
- email our CoRE project team