
Categories
Twitter Updates
- Congratulations! You have a tiny turbine wp.me/p1uhn2-1f2 9 hours ago
- Big energy day. 3 community systems, 7 in development and 2 large hydros being built. Plus some really good funding news. More on this later 21 hours ago
- RT @CymrAussie: Hydro Event 22nd"Its all about sharing: ProfiadNI and Green Routines. Real sustainability experiences!" http://t.co/hzPPXIi… 1 day ago
Flickr Photos
More Photos Blog Stats
- 66,410 hits
Tag Archives: biomass
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
3 Comments
Croft Castle – biomass is go!
Way back in 2010 we began to explore the possibility of biomass boilers at Croft Castle. The thinking started relatively modest; replacing a couple of oil tanks and boilers in staff accommodation, to all-encompassing – let’s heat everything at the … Continue reading
Posted in Biomass, midlands
Tagged biomass, Croft Castle, Herefordshire, Jo Dimitri, Kathryn Akers, National Trust, wood chip, wood pellet
2 Comments
Fit for the Future: Annual Report 2012 – 2013
We have spent the last week bringing together all of the data on our environmental progress during 2012 – 2013 into the “Fit for the Future Environmental management System Annual Report”. The purpose of this document is to highlight the … Continue reading
Posted in energy efficiency, Energy generation, uncategorized, Wales
Tagged ASHP, biomass, community energy, efficiency, electric vehicles, energy, energy efficiency, environment, environmental, Fit for the future, hydro, Keith Jones, marine source heat pump, National Trust, National Trust Blog, Paul Southall, PV, sustainability, Wales, water
2 Comments
Dinefwr home farm – environmental treasure house
Friday morning was spent with Dr Emrys Roberts the new head of the Natural Resources Body for Wales. The new body is the amalgamation of the Forestry Commission, Environment Agency and the Countryside Council for Wales. They have an interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Biomass, Energy generation, Wales
Tagged allotments, biomass, community energy, Dinefwr Home farm, Dolaucothi, efficiency, Keith Jones, National Trust, National Trust Blog, Orchard, sustainability, Wales, water
1 Comment
wood pellet range cooker. i wonder if we have a like for like replacement?
Down in Portsmouth today to look at a Port Marine source heat pump. (but that is another blog) on the way down we popped into the NAPIT renewable energy training centre to view a renewable energy holly grail (well mine anyway) … Continue reading
Stackpole Biomass – How are we doing?
Following Keith’s recent blog on the Stackpole biomass system -Welsh biomass, biomass, biomass…makes a change from hydro - we have been conducting a “post occupancy assessment” of the system to check actual performance against the anticipated performance of the big box that … Continue reading




