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At the end of the Christian year 2006
I wish all readers of this blog:
At the end of the Christian year 2006
I wish all readers of this blog:
мир
PaixFrieden
Pace
Paz
Peace
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A general personal and critical look at Sustainable Energy. More recently a focus on the Economic Crisis in terms of Individual and Community Sustainability.
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December
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- World's Biggest Offshore Windfarm
- Wind Power
- Review of this blog's year
- Wishes to All at End of Christian Year
- My List for Santa
- Questions -Questions
- Kedco Wood Pellet Questions
- Just got this letter
- DANGER - Murphy's Law and Wood Pellet Boilers
- Back-Burn Prevention
- Wood Pellet Back-Burn
- Sustainable Energy Ireland
- Safety for Wood Pellet Boilers
- Potential Fire Hazard
- Prices - Comment
- Irish Energy Policy
- Polish Boiler Dealership
- The Polish Dealers Details
- More Polish Prices
- Pellet Boiler Prices in Poland
- Fuel Cells for Electricity Generation
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About Me
- Tony McGinley
- For several years I wrote a Blog on SUSTAINABLE ENERGY. The term now has a new meaning for me. It stands for the maintenance of heat in low income homes. I have recently started this new Blog called Stretching Income in which I hope to share ideas that may help make small incomes go that bit further. The themes will cover: (1) Savvy Shopping, (2) Careful Cookery, (3) Economic Energy, among others. I am not writing as an advisor and cannot offer advice other than my own experience and some passed on experiences. Comments are welcome but please do not expect a reply, as this is beyond my remit.
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1 comment:
trying to get some impartial advice re kedco wood pellet boilers. are they reliable? is back burn an issue? are the savings real? we are building a 3500sq/f house with underfloor heating downstairs and radiators upstairs is a 30 kw kedco going to be enough? really ae we better just sticking with a good oil boiler? any info would be good!!
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