The launch will be held at the Hay-on-Earth stage during the Dragons Innovation Den session from 10-11am and there will be a signing afterwards at Pembertons festival book store.
Described as a ‘manifesto’ for home and community energy, The Home Energy Handbook aims to increase community participation in energy projects, deepen social resilience and help to re-direct the profits of energy production back to the households and communities that generate, save and use it.
Co-author Allan Shepherd said: “No other book offers such a complete and dedicated guide to all the major energy saving and renewable energy generation technologies, whilst showing how these technologies can be used to create social change. It is a powerful tool for anyone who wants to regain control of their energy future.”