Supported by Stoke-on-Trent City Council
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SAVE up to £412*
a year with the
Community
Energy Scheme

With a battery,
receive up to
£240* of FREE
electricity each
year

Already have CES solar panels?
Solar-only CES customers 
currently save an average of £149 a year.*

Add a battery and save 
up to £288* more each year

New to the Community Energy Scheme?
Get solar panels, a battery and energy-saving LED bulbs installed at no upfront cost if your home is suitable and you’re eligible.

Join the scheme and 
save up to £437* a year

THE BENEFITS

How Our Scheme Helps You Save

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FREE solar panel installation
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FREE solar battery, where suitable
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FREE energy-saving LED bulbs
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Affordable renewable electricity
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Pay 33.33% less than the Ofgem price cap

Who Can Join?

The Community Energy Scheme is available to:

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Stoke-on-Trent council tenants
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Right to Buy customers
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Private homeowners
SIMPLE STEPS

How it Works

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Tell us you're interested

Fill in the short form with your details and a member of our friendly team will come back to you with more information.

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We Check Your Home

If you like what you hear, we’ll check your home. We’ll see if solar panels or battery storage can be fitted. 

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You Start Saving

Once everything is ready, you can start saving on your energy bills.

 

*Savings figures are illustrative and based on an average Stoke-on-Trent CES customer using 3,100 kWh of electricity per year and the Ofgem Midlands electricity price cap of 25.33p per kWh. Existing solar-only customers save an average of £148.58 a year. Adding a battery could increase total savings to £437.16 a year, an additional £288.58, including £240 of free electricity. Actual savings will vary depending on electricity use, solar generation and energy prices. Figures will be reviewed when the Ofgem price cap changes. View our [Savings Terms and Assumptions] for full calculations and examples.