E.ON replaces SOURCE fund with Sustainable Energy Fund
Howard Lake | 6 May 2009 | News
Energy company E.ON has replaced its SOURCE fund with the Sustainable Energy Fund, which is open for applications from community groups across the UK which are seeking funding for sustainable improvement energy projects.
Tony Jenkin Jones, Community Relations Executive for E.ON, said: “Previous projects have ranged from a solar panelled water heater for a café at a monkey sanctuary, to a community swimming pool on Islay, Scotland, which uses waste heat from the nearby distillery for warmth.”
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Applications to the E.ON Sustainable Energy Fund close on 12 June 2009.
www.eon-uk.com/sustainableenergyfund
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