Green circular gradient

Project Moelfre:
an update

We’ve been working with residents of Moelfre to learn how we can reduce bills, improve the resilience of businesses and the overall community, and help the village thrive into the future.

Helping businesses and residents improve their EPC rating

The school, village shop, community hall, residential homes, and local café were all surveyed by sustainability experts and several interventions were identified at each site to improve their energy efficiency and reduce their carbon emissions.

What are energy ratings?

Energy ratings in the UK are a standardised way to measure the energy efficiency of homes, appliances, and buildings. For properties, Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are used, with ratings ranging from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient).

These ratings are calculated based on factors like insulation, heating systems, and energy usage. Higher-rated properties have lower energy bills and a smaller environmental impact. For appliances, energy labels also use an A-G scale, with additional considerations for factors like water usage in washing machines or noise levels.

How can technology make a difference

Powering Ynys Môn
and its people

Energy on Anglesey is not just about harnessing renewable energy; it’s about creating a sustainable and prosperous future for our community. Together, we are setting a standard for the rest of the world to follow.

Laura

Ann’s Pantry