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DESNZ have published "Air source heat pump noise emissions, planning guidance and regulations" research.
Isn't the report in question linked by the corrections article?has figure 8 which shows for Q=4 and direct line of sight to the heat pump from the ass...
@transparent MCS-020 is somewhat site-specific (the distance to assessment position, the Q value, whether the boundary wall is solid and obscures the ...
(As an aside, I would find going through this topic somewhat easier in a pub rather than online ... every sentence written is preceded by about 10 wri...
(I've been trying to think of a polite way to disagree with this assertion ...) Such a way of operation would require a clear and stable multi-electi...
Shouldn't this be a direct function of the DESNZ?/p> Our responsibilities delivering security of energy supply ensuring properly functioning e...
Are they being paid through some sort of Regulated Asset Base scheme? The higher the value of assets under ownership the more they can charge the publ...
Where has the DT got the £19 billion figure from? The National Grid ESO pagehas the printable report, and the executive summary point 3 states £21.7 b...
Nothing wrong with that software; the Post Office management were fully behind the Fujitsu contract, their processes and delivered software. Dodgy peo...
I suppose this is where consumer acceptance of variability comes in. Intentional charging (setting requirements) may be a good way ahead but requires ...
I think de-electrification of heat would go a long way towards that. There is a lot of talk on LinkedIn about district heating/heat networks. The Ener...
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