Energy Group
We bring together people in Hope Valley who want to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels to heat and power their homes.
Our aim is to confront the climate emergency by improving energy efficiency, so we use less energy to heat our homes, and by supporting the expansion of renewable energy generation in the Hope Valley.
The Energy Action Group aims to meet every month to plan events and activities that will help Hope Valley achieve net-zero CO² emissions by 2050.
If you would ike to get involved or find out more please email us at info@hopevalleyclimateaction.org.uk
Our Events
Speaker Meeting – The Greenhouse Gas Challenge for Cement: Strategies & Solutions
Energy projects and campaigns
Edale Village Hall Solar Panel Fundraising
Together with Edale Village Hall, we are launching the “Raising the Roof for Renewables” to repair the village hall roof and install in-roof solar panels. Edale Village Hall and Hope Valley Climate Action (HVCA) have joined forces to launch a major fundraising campaign to secure the future of one of the Peak District’s most valued community spaces — and to turn it into a beacon of local climate action. The project launches on the 7th of February 2026 with a community event at the village hall. Full details of the event can be found below.
The Raising the Roof for Renewables appeal aims to raise £10,000 before May 2026 towards the cost of installing rooftop solar panels on Edale Village Hall. The Hall Committee must raise an additional £33,000 for essential roof repairs, and the solar installation will future-proof the building while supporting national goals for net-zero carbon emissions
A partnership that inspires action
Hope Valley Climate Action is supporting the appeal as part of its mission to accelerate community-led climate solutions. HVCA plans to use this project as a template for other groups across the Hope Valley — helping churches, schools, and village halls install renewable energy systems.
“This is exactly the kind of practical, positive climate action our communities can lead,” said HVCA. “By helping repair the hall and add solar panels, local people can protect a treasured space while reducing emissions and energy costs for years to come.”

Eco Homes
Open homes visits about how people made their homes more energy efficient

Trusted Traders
Retrofit and Renewable trader referrals from a variety of sources including, open eco homes and user recommendations

Regenerative Hope Valley
Work with village groups, beginning with Abney, Bradwell and Edale, on energy efficiency and renewables

Renewables
Feasibility studies of large scale wind and solar renewable infrastructure

Retrofit
Advice about home energy efficiency

Thermal Camera
Home surveys using our thermal imaging camera
How to get involved
We’d love to hear from you
- … if you’re interested in retrofit or renewables and want to know more
- … if you’ve installed solar panels, a heat pump or retrofitted your home or business and want to share your experience
- … if you’d just like to come along to one of our events or meetings
Just drop us a line at info@hopevalleyclimateaction.org.uk











