Energy Now Magazine

Energy Now magazine offers renewable energy solutions for farmers and rural landowners.

Published by DJ Media, on a bi-monthly basis, each issue of the title contains news and reports from the following areas of the renewables market: Wind, Biomass, Biofuels, Solar, Hydro, Ground Source Heating.

From technology to events and case studies to interviews, Energy Now truly brings the latest developments from within this fast progressive market to the doors of the farming and rural landowner communities across the UK.

Country Land and Business Association

The CLA is the membership organisation for owners of land, property and businesses in rural England and Wales.

National Farmers Union

NFU champions and British Farming provides professional representation and services to its farmer and grower members. Insurance and financial services offered on competitive terms.

NatWest

NatWest have over 200 independently accredited renewable energy specialists to give you the knowledge, support and funding to make your project a success; and with a £50million Renewable Energy fund available, we can assist you in accessing the right funding vehicle for your renewable energy project.

Anglia Farmers Determined collaboration between farmer directors, staff, group members and suppliers has propelled Anglia Farmers to become the UK’s largest agricultural purchasing group.

This farmer-controlled co-operative business, based at Honingham Thorpe just outside Norwich, sources  £200 million of supplies for farmers and other rural businesses. With this purchasing power it attracts considerable savings for its 2,500 members.

Did you know that Anglia Farmers:

• Orders over one million litres of bulk fuel per week
• Accounts for 8% of the UK’s annual agrochemical spend
• Sources more than 30 vehicles per month
• Handles 10,000 mobile phone accounts
• Can help its farmer members to save up to £70 a hectare on input costs?

The Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association

The Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association (ADBA) is the UK’s leading trade association for the anaerobic digestion and biogas industries, the newest and fastest growing sector in renewable energy. ADBA has been established to represent all businesses involved in the anaerobic digestion and biogas industries, to help remove the barriers they face and to support its members to grow their businesses.  For more information please visit our website www.adbiogas.co.uk.

British Hydropower Association

The British Hydropower Association (BHA) is the professional trade body representing the UK hydro industry and it’s associated stakeholders in the wider community, with membership covering a wide range of interests and expertise. The BHA promotes British hydro at home and abroad, increasing awareness of its quality and scope worldwide.

The Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group The Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) is the UK's leading independent and dedicated provider of environmental and conservation advice to farmers.

NNFCC The NNFCC is the UK's National Centre for renewable fuels, materials and technologies; providing independent advice to agriculture, industry, academia, Government and the general public to help develop sustainable supply chains and break down barriers to production and uptake across all renewables sectors

Royal Agricultural Society of England

Since 1838, The RASE has played a leading role in the development of British agriculture and a vibrant rural economy through the uptake of good science, the promotion of best practice and a co-ordinated, impartial approach to wide-ranging rural issues. Today our work includes support for business and social welfare in rural communities, education, and our famous shows and events.

Three Counties Agricultural Society

From humble origins in 1797, and a membership of just 100, the Three Counties Agricultural Society entered its fourth century of existence in the Millennium year

Established to promote agriculture, horticulture and food production in the counties of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, this non-profit making charity now enjoys the respect of breeders and agriculturalists worldwide, boasting a Membership of around 3000, high profile sponsorship and fixed assets of around £1.6 million.

The Solar Trade Association

The Solar Trade Association Ltd. (STA) is a company limited by guarantee, having been formed in 1978 to serve as a focal point for organisations with business interests in the Solar Energy industry.

Those interests cover thermal applications, such as the production of domestic or industrial hot water or the heating of swimming pools.

Ground Source Heat Pump Assocation

The Ground Source Heat Pump Association, which grew out of the Ground Source Heat Pump Club, was launched in 2006.

The Association provides information on GSHPs via a telephone helpline and website and from time to time produces presentations to promote the industry to key audiences.

Secretariat functions are provided by the National Energy Foundation from its offices in Milton Keynes, which are heated by a Ground Source Heat Pump.