Energy generation / efficiency

Uig Development Trust exists for the benefit of the community of Uig, Isle of Lewis. The trust works with individuals, community groups and other trusts to support sustainable community development in a collective and responsible manner. The Trust acts as landlord for Uig Community Shop.

Castle Douglas Development Forum is a Scottish Incorporated Charitable Trust and the Castle Douglas Anchor and Resilience Organisation. We believe in improving the sustainability of the town and surrounds health, wealth and wellbeing so that everyone can thrive, grow, and innovate. Our volunteers help to run the community-owned Heart of Galloway Visitor Centre, the Castle Douglas Town Charity Shop, and the Stepping Stones Community Larder and food bank. We created a Playpark for All and a Changing Places toilet in Lochside park. We are now investing in an ambitious project to convert the old outdoor activity centre in Lochside park into an exemplar, sustainably constructed, Crannog: a place for everyone to gather, learn and thrive.

Darkwood Crew is a group of volunteers who have a single defining aim of helping Ferguslie flourish. Adopting a variety of community development-based approaches the group aims to make the otherwise abstract concept of climate change relevant to local needs with a broader view of meeting those needs in a locally-led, dignified and sustainable way. Our work focuses on 5 key areas including food insecurity, fuel poverty, isolation & loneliness, mental health positivity, and the local environment.

Eddleston Community Council serves the community in the Scottish Borders village of Eddleston, north of Peebles. As well as statutory CC duties and community planning we are developing a programme of community action around sustainability, active travel, wellbeing and future energy use.

VAER is the ‘Centre for Collective Impact’ based in East Renfrewshire.

Our purpose is to inform, connect, engage and empower all communities in Lanarkshire to develop and implement local solutions to create low carbon resilient places.

Clean Heat Edinburgh Forum (CHEF) is a loose unconstituted group comprising interested community members, academics and professionals working in the low carbon heat space. We believe this mix of people enables us to be mutually complementary and relatively independent. It works as an open weekly forum to share news and insights and to progress the agenda of decarbonising Edinburgh. Its current main focus is District Heating Networks. Individuals attend the meeting as and when they can/feel moved to - either in their own time or on their company's or institution’s time.

Sustainability for us means meeting the social foundations of current and future generations while living responsibly within a healthy, natural environment.

We organise and facilitate workshops, speaker series, and educational events on behalf of rural communities.

A development trust to improve the facilities, activities and environment of Murieston for the benefit of all residents.

Fallin Community Voice is establishing its own community garden space for our local residents. A place for people to grow, socialise, volunteer and be part of our wonderful community. Working in collaboration with local & national partners, we are developing a community garden which will consist of a resilient, regenerative permaculture garden and edible forest that thrives in our increasingly unpredictable climate to provide food for us and habitats for nature. It will improve local biodiversity, create new green jobs and up-skill residents in the fields of climate action, nature restoration, food security and community resilience. Our project will bring people together and create a new, better quality, wheelchair accessible natural space, regenerating a natural environment that has been replaced by ex-mining derelict land. This space will include a core central food production hub and an educational area, with a range of activities and programmes designed in partnership with residents and other stakeholders, raising awareness of “nature and climate” issues and inspiring opportunities to address other climate and nature friendly priorities in and around the community.

The Steading, Roswell is a community hub in the heart of the village of Rosewell and consists of a spacious café, soft play, community hall hire (ideal for children's birthday parties), community rooms, conference suite and sensory room, all of which are also available for hire. Café is closed on Monday's. Table tennis, Yoga, Dance classes, children's groups and much more! Hall and Meeting Room Rentals: Whether you're planning an event, a meeting, or a gathering, our versatile spaces are available for hire to meet your needs. Children's Birthday Parties: Create unforgettable moments for your little ones by hosting their special day in our party spaces. Sensory Room: Experience relaxation and sensory exploration in our specially designed Sensory Room. Soft Play: Let your children's imagination run wild in our safe and exciting Soft Play area. It's the perfect place for under 5s to have a blast while developing important motor skills and socialising with others. Yoga Classes: Find your inner balance and wellness with our rejuvenating yoga sessions in a serene environment. Lunch Club for Seniors: Join our vibrant community of seniors and enjoy delicious meals and great company at our Lunch Club. Table Tennis: Stay active and have a blast with our table tennis facilities, perfect for friendly matches and tournaments. Dance and Sewing Classes: Explore your creative side with our engaging dance and sewing classes, suitable for all ages and skill levels. Sensory Garden: Connect with nature and your senses in our beautiful outdoor Sensory Garden. Café: Satisfy your cravings with a variety of delectable treats and beverages at Vins Café. Hairdresser: Pamper yourself with a fresh haircut or styling at Roselux Hair & Beauty hairdressing salon. At our community hub, we're dedicated to serving all ages and interests.

We are the Comminuty trust for Closeburn in Dumfriesshire delivering community projects like affordable housing, a community orchard and open space with a village shop/ cafe and ebike scheme in the pipe line

The Isle of Eigg Heritage Trust is the community organisation which owns the Isle of Eigg. The Trust manages and stewards the island’s development for current and future residents. The Trust was established to provide and create opportunity for economic development, housing and infrastructure, whilst conserving our natural and cultural heritage to ensure that development takes place in a sustainable way.

Assynt Development Trust serves and supports the seventeen townships of Assynt. We are the anchor organisation for the RLUP and a lead member of the Northwest 2045 group.

Climate Café Aberfeldy was started in 2018. We meet each second Tuesday of the month for a 'climate conversation' on a wide range of themes, which begin with a short presentation and lead into lively conversation and actions. Some meetings are very practical, others less so, and all members are active in the local community.

The 360 Centre is a community Vision for a Climate Change Centre of national significance on the site of the old Cockenzie power station. The 360 Vision captures suggestions and ideas on how we might turn the tide on climate change through education, training, employment, energy, tourism, art and more. We believe that we must all have it in our power to address and mitigate the impact of climate change - the greatest threat to mankind and often too difficult to contemplate.

Clean Coast Outer Hebrides does much more than beach cleans! We campaign and educate, inform and inspire about the marine environment including marine litter and climate change. Something strange washed up on your shore? Who you gonna call? Coastbusters! (Clean Coast Outer Hebrides)

ACAN is a grass roots organisation, encouraging, engaging and educating our community on the issues and possible solutions of climate change. We seek to mitigate the impact on the community and create collective responses.

Coigach Community Development Company's aim is for Coigach, in the remote, rural northwest, to be a thriving, resilient and inclusive community in which to live, work and grow. We have two community sources of funds from green energy production, from our 500kW wind turbine and from a profit-share in the 500kW Achvraie Burn hydro-electric scheme. The profits from these two schemes are gift aided to CCDC enabling us to undertake projects, provide money for our Community Fund grants available to local groups and individuals living in the area, and employ a Managing Director and two Development Officers.

Sandbank Community Development Trust (SCDT) is a passionate enthusiastic and driven community partnership that seeks to use local resources, capabilities and assets to make Sandbank into a great place to live, love, work and visit.

The advancement of community development and the provision of recreational facilities and activities in the Footdee area of the City of Aberdeen. Working in partnership with other bodies to achieve this.

Our work is focused on protecting, conserving, and enhancing the natural and built environment, and influencing current thinking on issues affecting landscape. Our work is member led, bringing together the expertise and skills of landscape professionals across Scotland and the UK. As such we can represent the voice of and concerns of professionals in the landscape sector in Scotland, including landscape architects, planning professionals and climate scientists.

WATIF is a community development trust based in rural Clydesdale within South Lanarkshire, established in 2012 as a SCIO. Our vision is of a beautiful and vibrant place, with a great quality of life for all. We deliver projects that tackle the issues of greatest concern to our community.