by adding solar panels and made a film about it which has been doing the rounds of Britain and further afield now have a Crowdfunder with matchfunding to raise the money to add 50 more homes. They are now working to create a model which can be recreated even further around the country. They were featured in the Guardian and the Observer initially when they were camping out on their roof: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/dec/18/power-to-the-people-the-neighbours-turning-their-london-street-into-a-solar-power-station They started with the houses on their street in Walthamstow and are now raising money to add another 50 houses in Waltham Forest.. You can see all the venues where their initial film has been shown around Great Britain and also where it is due to be shown: https://power.film/pages/screen-the-film You can set up and request a screening near you.  There is often one of the artists or someone else involved in the making of the film or in the projects available to visit and introduce the film and answer questions. Their Crowdfunder still had matchfunding available last time I looked. https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/power-50

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The artists who camped out on their roof to turn their street into a power station	27/10/26 23:54:00	Philippa Bond
Re:The artists who camped out on their roof to turn their street into a power station	28/10/26 16:54:00	Philippa Bond
Re:  Last day of match-funding for your donation	29/10/26 14:16:00	Philippa Bond

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