• The turbines have been cranking since they began generating electricity in December 2015.  The plant has been performing ahead of expectations.

• The recreational area created near the turbine house was very popular over the summer – local people love it!

• The Renewable Energy Experiential Learning pilot with St Christopher’s school saw a class of students hearing how the turbines work, designing their own water-moving devices and making water wheels from sticks and leaves at the river’s edge – shoes and socks off, feet in the water!  If you missed it, here’s the link to the film – please share it.

• The canoe launch platform was also much-used by kayakers and swimmers

• The automatic fish counter has tracked 100’s of fish and the fish pass has been welcomed by Westcountry Rivers Trust as truly “best practice.”