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Alternative Energy Sources

There are a number of sites, which offer advice and information on alternative energy.

The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) outside Machynlleth (see links).

Homepower is an American site for a renewable energy magazine (see links).

CPRW (Council for the Protection of Rural Wales) for information on wind farms (see links).

Listed below is a sample of suppliers of alternative energy equipment. This is not a comprehensive list.

Visit the Green Energy Helpline website (see links).

Wind

The following sites are worth a visit

British Wind Energy Association

www.bwea.com

American web site

www.bergey.com ( suppliers of equipment)

International wind energy market place

www.windpoweronline.com