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Wednesday 24th September 2008
St John's Church Bridgetown
Starts 8pm.
Doors open at 7.45 with Cheese & Wine and mini-exhibition of TTT activities
Its time to get involved.....
Make your home more energy efficient
Submitted by ChrisB on 4 July 2008 - 5:50pm.‘How to make your home more energy efficient – short presentations from local people on solar thermal, photovoltaic, ground source heat pumps, insulation etc...and collect free low energy bulbs as well as advice from West Country Energy Action. Opportunities for questions and discussion.
Rising fuel prices means it makes good financial as well as environmental sense to improve the energy efficiency of your home - but how?
Hear about the experience of local people who have installed solar thermal, photovoltaic and ground source heat pumps.
Solar Water Heater meeting 19.6.08
Meeting of the solar water heater challenge with the installer Gabriel Wondraush of SunGift Solar
19.6.08
Brief outline of sungift solar as a company
Main office in Exeter and small office in Totnes, 2 fully trainer installers who work for them.
They have been going for 2 years and accredited with the UK-microgeneration scheme to allow the low carbon building programme grants and members of the solar trade association, the renewable energy assurance listing, Devon cc trading standards buy with confidence scheme.
Renewable energy installations
We are hoping to compile a register of people in the Totnes area who have installed solar water heating, PV, wind turbines or other renewable energy source, at home or at their business premises, and who would be willing to show people their installation and share their experience. Clearly, visits by interested groups or individuals would be occasional and at the convenience of the owner of the installation.
Devon Association for Renewable Energy (DARE)
Good Energy
Transition Town Totnes is based on us creating a vision of how we can live sustainably in Totnes and environs. It is also about achieving that vision one step at a time. Good Energy supplies only 100% renewable electricity from the natural, sustainable energy of wind, sun, or running water. We in the Energy group of TTT urge you to sign up to Good Energy as the simplest and most effective way you can make the biggest cut in your carbon footprint, and it may not cost you anything!
Energy Group Meeting (May08)
Submitted by PatrickC on 12 April 2008 - 11:31am.Minutes of the Energy Group Meeting
Solar water
Chris Biggs has a person who is in the business who might be able to comment on some of the technical aspects of the quotes.
We will get together, Chris Bird, myself and Chris Hagger and evaluate the quotes and including anyone f the three who were willing to get the installers around.
Presentation May 21st
Philip can present if I write something , we will ask Chris if he can.
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