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@judith I just realised he’s the guy with the ‘minimum viable data centres’ - he’s extraordinary in the things he codes. I love people like that. &...
Ooh great stuff (I think our posts crossed) . I first began investigating energy trading in an attempt to figure out where prices were going and down ...
Yeah sure, but those in the chart are all set by gas. I don’t know if there’s a coal countries version but will have a dig. Do you ever have a look...
Forum Handle: @lucia Manufacturer: Daikin Model: EDLA06EV3 Type: ASHP Arrangement: Monobloc Region: SWest Home type: Bungalow but hill bu...
@jeff Are you an academic? No... I have postgrad-level research experience though. Does that count? I'm working on a Europe-wide ...
@judith I looked at the control challenge of balancing power, voltage and phase over time, blinked hard at some of the literature and decided to not...
@jeff The UK has no 'official' definition of fuel poverty. We also have no concrete energy poverty policies whereas the EU has made it a designated...
@editor I recently completed the Heat Geek Mastery course, partly out of personal interest, partly out of necessity. Running Renewable Heating Hub, ...
@sheriff-fatman It's also worth highlighting that the decision to use the contractor we've chosen was greatly influenced by the personal interactio...
@transparent Now let's look at the 'boosting the local economy'aspect. NESO have helpfully published the same map, but showing areas which suffer ...
I'm not sure at what stage in the project you are referring to but HS2 was proposed and designed by civil engineers not 'academics'. Not that this ...
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