Energy Local is working to get communities better value from their own renewables. Saving people money and carbon, this project has the potential to positively affect millions across the UK.
The team have entered the Virgin Media Pitch to Rich competition and need your help.
Officially, voting has closed but it will re-open at 10am on Monday 18 May for 48 hours only. This is their final chance to make the short list.
You can find out more about what Energy Local is and why it matters here, but this is a project that could have a huge impact on every citizen nationwide if it is able to grow.
The Pitch to Rich finalists and the People's Choice Award winner will share in over £1,000,000 of prizes which include advertising campaigns, cash investments, mentoring and support from Virgin.
Vote, tweet them @energylocal and get the word out!
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