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In the latest issue
Chief Executive of the Royal Bath and West Society of England, Dr Jane Guise, tells Energy Now what is being done to help farmers and landowners benefit from renewable energy projects. A special focus on the North East, a report on the different breeds of energy crops currently available to growers in the UK and an investigation to see if size really matters in the wind energy sector.
THE RENEWABLE ENERGY MAGAZINE FOR FARMERS & RURAL LANDOWNERS
ENERGY NOW - RENEWABLES EXPLAINED
The search for clean energy is the biggest search ever undertaken by mankind. As the pollutants increase, so does the risk and damage to the planet. Renewable energies must be embraced today, in order to maintain the environment for the generations to come. Energy Now focuses on these renewable energy options, bringing news, developments and answers to the people that really matter – the end users.
Land owners and farmers form the backbone of the UK. Whether they are breeding sheep, growing crops or simply own large amounts of land all of these individuals have one thing in common. They all have the opportunity to develop a renewable energy supply business. Their only problem? The contact and advice needed from the renewables industry to start and cultivate an efficient renewables operation. Energy Now provides this information conduit, spreading knowledge and enhancing businesses from both sides of the equation.
Published by DJ Media, on a bi-monthly basis, each issue of the title contains news and reports from the following areas of the renewables market.
•Wind
•Biofuels (including gas, diesel & mass)
•Solar
•Hydro
From machinery to events and case studies to interviews, Energy Now truly brings the latest developments from within this fast progressive market to the doors of the farming and rural landowner communities across the UK.
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