Renew On Line (UK) 44

Extracts from NATTA's journal
Renew
, issue 144 July- Aug 2003

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Contents

1. Rewire the UK for Renewables

2. Select Committee on Non Fossil R&D

3. Green Party Alternative Energy Review

4. More Marine Energy:

5. Scotlands Green Energy Revolution

6. £28m for a Sustainable Energy Economy

7.More Solar PV

8. RO buy-out price up

9. UK emissions fall by 3.5%

10. REGO green power certification

11. £18m for five Bioenergy plants

12. World Developments

13. Nuclear Developments

7.More Solar PV

Eighteen more solar photovoltaic projects for homes, schools, and leisure centres have been announced, as the third set of proposals approved under the DTI’s £20m Photovoltaic Demonstration Programme, which was launched a year ago. The projects will share £2 m in funding and will have a combined output of 565kWp. The winning projects include:

  • - Science Museum, London: Up to £88,000 to fit a photovoltaic system into the roof of the East Hall to generate 25kWp.
  • - The National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth: Up to £117,000 to install a photovoltaic system in the roof that will generate 29.8kWp.
  • - Circle 33 Housing Trust, Cambridge: Up to £68,000 plan to install a PV system into 16 low energy houses.
  • - Bryhyfryd School, Ruthin, Wales: Up to £104,000 to fit PVs into the roof of a 20 classroom teaching block to generate 28.8 kWp.
  • - The Riding’s Housing Association, Potterton, Leeds: Up to £133,000 to install PV’s in the roofs of a low cost housing development.
  • 8 successful projects were announced under the first call for projects last year and 19 were approved under the second round (see Renew 143).

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