According to the Croydon Advertiser, Andrew Enebe, a resident of East Croydon and founder of green energy start-up Energy Donwell, wants to establish the company to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the borough. He is look to run the initiative as a cooperative with Croydon residents who are able to invest by buying panels.
Mr Enebe said, “We need to build community support for the idea at the moment. Croydon has got that feel at the moment, with the Transition Town and Tech City. It is about bringing people together to help take pride in Croydon and have a stake in the future of Croydon.”
Mr Enebe has been living in the borough for about a decade now and has won several awards for his works.
Croydon resident Mr Andrew Enebe to build green energy firm
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