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Two sides of the Menai Straits. Plas Newydd and the Faenol
This morning and it was a meeting with Paul and various people to discuss the Marine Source heat pump. We had a walk and the old marine path which runs just above the high water mark on the Menai Straits … Continue reading
Posted in PV, Wales
Tagged efficiency, energy, energy efficiency, Faenol, Keith Jones, leyland cypress, National Trust, National Trust Blog, Paul Southall, PV, sustainability, sustainable building, Wales
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and the next farm based PV system is in. Llyndu near Snowdon
Friday also allowed me to see the progress on the small 7.8kw PV being installed at Llyndu farm. The farm is over the valley from Hafod y Llan where all the hydro work is progressing. We have had a small … Continue reading
Posted in PV, uncategorized, Wales
Tagged energy, Fit for the future, Keith Jones, National Trust Blog, Paul Southall, pv system, Shed PV
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How do we engage with renewables. Show and tell…but in a different way!
As well as the ‘doing and installing renewables bit’ and within what we call the ‘fit for the future’ program within the National Trust. We have another objective which is to share and raise awareness. This blog is in fact … Continue reading
Butterflies and shingles…
I have been privileged to work on the Speckled Wood project over the past few years. Speckled Wood is a sustainable new build, built by the National Trust as a home for long-term volunteers. It was designed by Ben Law, … Continue reading
Posted in Biomass, energy efficiency, Energy generation, Hydro, PV, South East, Water
Tagged biomass, community, efficiency, Jane Fletcher, National Trust, National Trust Blog, PV, rainwater harvesting system, water
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Cutting edge technology used to maintain our PV. Four legged technician
Paul, Lucy and I were over in NT Llanerchaeron in Mid Wales for a meeting today. After the meeting we went for a look see. You have more renewables in Llanerchaeron than you can shake a stick at. I was … Continue reading
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Tagged Fit for the future, Keith Jones, Llanerchaeron, National Trust, National Trust Blog, PV, sustainability, Wales
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National Trust farms diversifying into growing energy – something old and something new
Lucy, Emyr and I spent this morning at two farms on the Ysbyty Ifan estate in Snowdonia. First was Rhydlanfair farm looking at a potential hydro and then on to Blaen Coed looking at one going in. Tom at Rhydlanfair … Continue reading
Posted in Hydro, PV, Wales
Tagged water, National Trust, sustainability, Wales, hydro, PV, Keith Jones, National Trust Blog, Paul Southall, hidden hydro, Blaen Coed, Rhydlanfair
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Morden Hall. Green oasis – sustainable heritage?
See previous blog on why i was at Morden but i have to say how impressed i was by the whole ethos behind the ‘what you can do’ center but also the ‘have a look and play’ nature of the … Continue reading
Posted in Biomass, PV, South East, Wales
Tagged efficiency, energy, environment, environmental, Fit for the future, hydro, Keith Jones, Morden Hall, National Trust, National Trust Blog, Paul Southall
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