AGM Information

2024 AGM Information

The 2024 AGM will take place in-person at FarmED or online via Zoom on Saturday 22nd June 2024.

To register to attend, please visit the Energy4All Member Portal.

2023 AGM Information

DRAFT 2023 Minutes (to be approved at the 2024 AGM on 22nd June 2024)

2022 AGM Information

Westmill Wind AGM Minutes

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2021 AGM Information

Westmill AGM minutes 19 June 2021

2020 AGM Information

Westmill AGM Minutes 6 June 2020

Presentation made at the 2020 AGM

Westmill AGM Presentation

2019 AGM Information

Westmill AGM Minutes 18 May 2019

Presentations made at the 2019 AGM

Doug Parr - Climate Politics Technology

Nicky Conway - National Grid and community energy

Mike Blanch - WeSET Update

2018 AGM Information

Westmill AGM Minutes 21 May 2018

Survey results from this year's AGM

Presentations made at the 2018 AGM

Leo Murray 1010 - Battle for UK's energy Future

Emma Bridge CEE - The political challenges ahead

John Malone Energy4All - Co-operative Ownership of Community Energy

Mike Blanch WeSET - WeSET Inspires

Eoin Lees Westmill - 2018 AGM

2017 AGM Information

Westmill AGM minutes 2017

Presentations made at the 2017 AGM

Westmill Wind Chair presentation 2017

Mike Smyth E4A Chair

Westmill Sustainable Energy Trust (WeSET) is the charity set up by members of both Westmill Wind and Solar Cooperatives to spread the benefits of Westmill to the wider community. We carry out a wide range of activities, the core being educational work, local energy conservation and renewable energy initiatives and arts projects. As well as arranging guided tours of the site, once every two years WeSET organise a large event to promote community energy to the general public. Our hope is to encourage others to set up similar community owned renewable schemes.

Westmill Sustainable Energy Trust (WeSET) is the charity set up by members of both Westmill Wind and Solar Cooperatives to spread the benefits of Westmill to the wider community. We carry out a wide range of activities, the core being educational work, local energy conservation and renewable energy initiatives and arts projects.

As well as arranging guided tours of the site, once every two years WeSET organise a large event to promote community energy to the general public. Our hope is to encourage others to set up similar community owned renewable schemes.