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Micro-renewables: Multi micro-renewable energy systems for one existing home. James Hoare. Energy World February 2008, P. 12-14
Given the very slow rate at which homes in the UK are replaced with new , potentially low-energy buildings, the retrofitting of existing homes with micro-renewable and energy efficiency technologies is essential if we are to meet carbon reduction targets. Here, James Hoare describes one such project - the addition of several renewables technologies to a house in Bedfordshire - from financing and installation, through early performance data to suggestions for further enhancements.
Abstract details
Journal title: Energy World
Subjects: Energy engineering, Energy efficiency, Project Management, Policy and Governance, Energy consumption, Domestic
