Transition Exeter

Transition Exeter is a local response to the global challenges of climate change, economic hardship and shrinking supplies of cheap energy. Our aims are to:

  • Increase the quality of life in Exeter, aiming for a healthier, happier and more empowered community
  • Reduce our negative impacts on the environment
  • Reduce the negative impacts on us of climate change

An Invitation to Transition Exeter's

Winter Celebration

Holly

AGM Minutes

Transition Exeter – 2013 AGM

 

7.30pm, Thursday 11th July

AGM Report: What have we been doing this year?

The Core Group has been busy this year. We have enjoyed much collaboration this year – with the Transition Research Project at the University, with Jacqui Hodgson from Transition Town Totnes, who trained us to carry out Energy Descent workshops, the Co-operative Community Fund who provided funding for these and with a number of groups over our Future of Exeter series.

Do we need an Exeter Pound?

Several towns in UK and elsewhere have their own currencies which can only be spent locally, to help keep purchasing power circulating in the area and boost the local economy. Local businesses can join the schemes and some offer a discount for local currency.

Exeter Trails Launch on Independent's Day

Many towns and cities up and down the country are realising that the health of their local economy can be judged by the vibrancy of their local independent shops.
 

News from Energy Group and an invitation

The Transition Exeter energy group has been working on a viable business model for a solar PV community-owned renewable energy project. 

Beyond Oil and Gas: The Future of Energy

Some bullet points from our The Future of Exeter meeting on 5th March 2013 


Challenging Growth - How Much is Enough?

A report of the meeting held on 5th February 2013

 

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