The project aims to put 120 kW of solar on 60 houses on two streets in Easton, Bristol. To do this, Easton Energy Group is building its own micro-grid: a mini grid which connects generators and consumers together using its own private wires and infrastructure. The programme aims to open up renewables to a more diverse group of people. The project also believes it will benefit community groups who get a better price for their electricity by selling to households directly, rather than exporting it to the grid.