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Category Archives: Hydro
Anatomy of a hydro weir… It’s not a damn!
Whilst over at Tan y Coed on Friday I had a look at the lovely new weir for his farm hydro. Thought I’d have a go at explaining the function of a weir. There are quite a few misconceptions around … Continue reading
Hafod y Llan open day – Laura’s perspective
Follow the link – Hydro, Helicopters and lots and lots of rain Hafod y Llan open day and what we are all about
Posted in Hydro, Wales
Tagged Hafod y Llan open day, Laura Shack, National Trust EXternal affairs
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…and there is another one completed. Hydro NT farm
Edward Richie the NT tenant at Blaen y Coed farm jokingly thinks he might now want something that his neighbours won’t want . Lots and lots of rain. Edward has been generating his own hydro electricity now for six weeks. … Continue reading
You have to be a good carpenter to build a hydro!
I was up Snowdon early this morning to see the progress on the weir and was amazed to see the detailing and joinery skills required to build the weir. It’s a few weeks of work and a lot of measuring … Continue reading
Posted in Hydro, Wales, Water
Tagged efficiency, energy, energy efficiency, environment, environmental, Fit for the future, hafod y llan, hydro, Keith Jones, National Trust, National Trust Blog, Paul Southall, sustainability, Wales, water
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What is the carbon impact / payback of a hydro? It should be very good but nobody really knows!
This is the latest in a battery of questions we have been asking or being asked. These questions are beyond the nuts, bolts, Kw’s and cash. Mark Walton is now drafting the social impact aspect of a community hydro and … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon budget, Carbon payback of a Hydro, Fit for the future, hafod y llan, hydro, Hydro BPT, Keith Jones, Life Cycle Analysis, National Trust, National Trust Blog, Paul Southall, proxy measure, sustainability, sustainable energy system, University of Bangor, Wales, water
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Congratulations! You have a tiny turbine
Out at Hafod y Llan today to see the progress on the various hydros. The Gorsen or small 15kw hydro is moving at a pace. The powerhouse is now resplendent with its new 15kw Hydrolite turgo hydro. The weir take-off … Continue reading
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Tagged Gorsen Hydro, hafod y llan, hidden hydro, hydro, hydrolite, Keith Jones, National Trust, Paul Southall, turgo turbine
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Its all about sharing – ProfiadNI and Green Routines. Real sustainability experiences!
The reason for this blog site is both to share as we learn but also to share as others learn. This is the case with two projects at either end of Wales which are currently in full sharing mode! ProfiadNI and … Continue reading
Posted in Hydro, Wales
Tagged Fit for the future, Green Routines, hafod y llan, Keith Jones, National Trust, National Trust Blog, Paul Southall, ProfiadNI, sustainability, Wales, water
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