Wadebridge Renewable Energy Network (WREN) Ltd
A not-for-profit company engaged in increasing the take up and sharing the benefits of renewable energy in the Wadebridge and Padstow network area. It is led by volunteers on the Board of Directors and has over 300 members. Find out more in A Brief History of WREN
How to get involved with WREN
Members meetings occur the first Monday of the month in August, October, November, January, February, April, May and July (except on Bank Holidays). ALL members are invited to join us in these online sessions to bring fresh ideas and support each other.
Board meetings occur quarterly in September, December, March and June and are also an open forum for Members to contribute to the strategic direction of WREN.
Membership costs £1 and is for life. Become a member today.
We are always looking for more volunteers to join us and for the next great idea - it could be yours! - in improving energy resilience in our area.
Current Funds
Check out the latest funds available from our Community Network Area on our Community Funds pages.
These grants are contributed by local commercial wind and solar farms for community projects and administrated by WREN throughout the year.
Annual General Meeting
Every year all WREN Members are invited to take part in our Annual General Meeting (AGM). Here we can review the year before and come together with ideas of what to focus on in the year ahead.
The 2026 AGM will be held online on 21st September at 6:30 pm.
Please contact us at if you are a member and would like to join.
Recent Projects
Net Zero Community (NZCom) Project
Investigating how to achieve net zero carbon in our community
Energy Equality Project
Investigating new rooftop solar installations and a peer-to-peer energy trading mechanism
Our Community Network Area
Despite our name, we are here to help anyone in the Wadebridge & Padstow Community Area
If you live in any of these parishes, please get in touch – we can help you save money and save energy!
- Egloshayle,
- Padstow,
- St Breock,
- St Endellion,
- St Ervan,
- St Eval,
- St Issey,
- St Kew,
- St Mabyn,
- St Merryn,
- St Minver Highlands,
- St Minver Lowlands,
- St Tudy and
- Wadebridge.

We thought you might like to see how renewable energy is contributing to meet UK electricity demand, so here's a display linked to GridWatch.co.uk.





