Good Energy is a renewable energy company in the United Kingdom. It supplies 100% renewable electricity to homes and businesses throughout the UK.

Good Energy, based in Chippenham, Wiltshire, was set up in 1999 by CEO Juliet Davenport and is the only electricity supplier in Britain with 100% renewably-sourced electricity in its fuel mix. It currently supplies over 26,000 homes and businesses with electricity, and 3,000 with natural gas.

Good Energy has said its aim is to see the UK become 100% renewable by 2050 and it has developed a pathway of how this could be possible. It wants the UK to move away from reliance on fossil-fuelled power stations, to a network of small, independent generators supplying local customers.

Good Energy sources its electricity from more than 35,000 independent wind, hydro, wave, solar, and sustainable biomass generators across the country as well as investing in its own generation sources: since 2002 Good Energy has owned the Delabole wind farm in North Cornwall, which was the first commercial wind farm in the UK. In December 2008 planning approval was granted to Good Energy in order to repower the wind farm. The development in being financed by an £11.8 million package including a £9.6 million loan from the Co-operative bank and £2.2 million equity from Good Energy Group PLC's own resources. In August 2010 the ten original turbines were decommissioned and in September the four new, more powerful turbines began to be planted which will more than double the wind farm's output. This means that Delabole will now supply around 20% of Good Energy's electricity.^{[citation needed]}

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