Energy Expo Hits Island This Weekend

Friday, 19 March 2010 00:00

Climate Change Exhibition to Educate Residents on How to Make a Difference

An exhibition geared toward informing the public about how they can reduce their carbon footprint is on the Island this weekend.

The energy expo got underway at the Isle of Man College today.

The theme is looking to the future, help will be on hand for residents on what small changes they can make to make a difference to the environment.

Centrica will be there to provide information about the proposed 100 billion pound wind farm project, which will see a wind farm built between the Island and Anglesey.

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