Assel Valley wind farm comprises ten wind turbines each rated 2.5MW. The total installed capacity is 25MW generating approximately 84,000 MWh annually. www.asselvalley.coop

Developed and built by Falck Renewables Wind Limited, the site comprises twelve GE 3.2MW wind turbines with a total export capacity of 36MW.  The wind farm is expected to produce enough clean energy to power approximately 26,000 homes.  Members are projected to receive a 5% return over approximately a 15-year period.  www.auchrobert.coop/

Located on the north coast of Aberdeenshire, the wind farm has eight turbines and when it’s operating fully it generates 16.30 MW of electricity.  www.boyndie.coop

Drumlin owns and operates six turbines across Northern Ireland after raising £3.7 million in 2 successful share offers in 2012 and 2014. www.drumlin.coop

Energy Prospects is a slightly different member of the Energy4All family in that it was created to develop new sites through the planning consent stage and early development. www.energyprospects.coop/

Through a community share offer in 2014, Four Winds raised £3.4 million to own a stake in two turbines, one near Duckmanton, and one between Grimethorpe and Cudworth. Both are located on former colliery sites.  www.fourwinds.coop

Following a successful £1,288,270 share offer in 2008, the Great Glen Energy Co-op purchased a stake in the Millennium wind farm.  In 2010, members of the co-op purchased a further stake in the additional turbines which had been constructed since 2008.  Today there are 26 x 2.5MW turbines on the site. www.greatglen.coop

Following a successful share offer in 2015, High Winds raised £4million towards the cost of constructing two wind turbines at Harlock Hill, near Ulverston, Cumbria.

Recently another share offer has raised £5.7 million which will see High Winds become the sole owner of Mean Moor Wind Farm, Ulverston.  www.highwinds.coop

The Isle of Skye Renewables Co-op purchased a stake in the Ben Aketil wind farm following an initial share offer in 2008, quickly followed by a second offer in 2010.  The twelve turbines on site generate enough clean, green energy to supply around 21,000 homes.  www.skye.coop

In 2008 the co-operative purchased a stake in the Kilbraur wind farm via a share offer in excess of £1 million.  A second share offer in 2011 saw the purchase of a further stake in the remaining 8 turbines at the wind farm.  The site consists of 27 turbines.  www.kilbraur.coop