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  • Would micro-CHP be suitable for the Department for Work and Pensions' 800 Jobcentre Plus offices?
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    27 Feb. — started by Lucinda Broad, 2degrees
    The UK Department for Work and Pensions is keen to further reduce its energy costs and environmental impacts and is interested in identifying whether small-scale (micro) CHP …
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    Hi I'd like to understand more about the biomass debate. Is recent discussion around liquid biofuels undermining the case for solid biomass or is the use of wood fuel to …
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    19 Feb. — written by Chris Sowerbutts, Southern Solar
    How much does solar PV really cost, asks Chris Sowerbutts. Solar doesn’t make sense without subsidies. My uncle (who happens to work for the oil and gas industries) repeated …
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    Last autumn, the Solar Energy Industries Association ranked General Motors (GM) as one of the top corporate generators of solar power in the United States. In this webinar …
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    We need to adopt a pragmatic approach to wind turbine location rather than burying out heads in the sand, says Rob Such. Love it or hate it, wind energy is an important part …
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    Electronics favorite Apple could be about to follow Google into the wind energy sector. The company plans to develop a wind turbine that generates electricity from stored …
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    14 Jan. — written by Lucinda Broad, 2degrees
    Clean Energy investment around the world declined by 11% in 2012, according to new research. The figures from Bloomberg New Energy Finance reveal that overall global …
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    Phil Nelms of Southern Solar discusses the UK Government's recent decision to add solar PV to the Renewables Roadmap. The addition of Solar PV to the Government’s Renewables …
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    In 2010, Coca-Cola Enterprises became the first company in the logistics sector to trial a biomethane heavy goods truck in Great Britain. We caught up with Darren …
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    Rob Such of RS Renewables looks at the benefits of investing in solar. The UK solar PV market has dramatically changed since the Government introduced the Feed-in Tariff in …
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