Claverton Combined Heat and Power Energy Conferences
CHP / RENEWABLE / POWER ROAD SHOWS & CONFERENCES 2013 With many conferences, the more you pay, the more, higher paid industry executives you get from “Big Energy” spouting wha... »
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Disgracefully innaccurate and incompetent report on Channel 4, global warming, renewables
Dear Channel 4 News I have enjoyed Channel 4 News over the years, but was so shocked at the poor quality of your item on climate change and renewables earlier this week I decided to offer some feedbac... »
“District energy: Today and the Future Potential” presentation
District energy: Today and the Future Potential – Peter Hamnett Related posts: Technology Strategy Board Retrofit for Future a study to minimise CO2 emissions for typical UK housing compa... »
All “Sources” of Energy are Not Equal – presentation
All “Sources” of Energy are Not Equal: The Role of Negawatts – David Olivier Related posts: House of Commons presentation, June 18th 2009- European Supergrid and 100% Renewabl... »
Energy Compliance – An Overhead or an Opportunity?
A presentation by Darren Jones B.Sc.(Hons) Eng. Tech MCIBSE LCEA - Managing Director of Low Carbon Europe. Available to download here: Energy Compliance “An Overhead or an Opportunity?” 21st Mar... »
MPs request National Audit Office investigation into nuclear deal
Alan Whitehead MP, Simon Hughes MP, Caroline Lucas MP, Zac Goldsmith MP House of Commons Westminster 27 March 2013 Amyas Morse Comptroller and Auditor General Energy, Climate Change, and Sustainabilit... »
“Too much Green Energy is bad for Britain” response
Martin Alder‘s response to the Telegraph article – “Too much green energy is bad for Britain. In some of the worst weather for more than 30 years, green power still only provides a t... »
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