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Your Home and it's Energy Situation

Cold Desert · 2010-04-18 14:08:00

Hi, it would be a great help if you all could take this thread seriously and help me with my Construction Studies research project for next year. I am doing it on sustainable and renewable energies and have decided to do a survey to help showcase peoples personal situations such as their bills cost for heating and oil,…

18-04-2010 2:08pm

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Cold Desert

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Hi, it would be a great help if you all could take this thread seriously and help me with my Construction Studies research project for next year.

I am doing it on sustainable and renewable energies and have decided to do a survey to help showcase peoples personal situations such as their bills cost for heating and oil, whether they have or haven't got sustainable energies and what their view on sustainable energies are.

Thanks!

Your Home Situation 32 votes

Is your heating and oil bill p/a: < €400

0% 0 votes

€401 - €649

6% 2 votes

> €650

12% 4 votes

I have sustainable energies in my home

9% 3 votes

I don't have sustainable energies in my home

6% 2 votes

I would like to have sustainable energies in my home

15% 5 votes

I wouldn't like to have sustainable energies in my home

15% 5 votes

Do you feel Ireland could be a self sustainable country?

6% 2 votes

Do you feel there is a benefit to having sustainable energies in your home?

15% 5 votes

There is a grant for sust.energies, would this influence your decision to install them?

12% 4 votes

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#2 18-04-2010 2:10pm

Duff

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Cold Desert wrote: »

Hi, it would be a great help if you all could take this thread seriously and help me with my Construction Studies research project for next year.

I am doing it on sustainable and renewable energies and have decided to do a survey to help showcase peoples personal situations such as their bills cost for heating and oil, whether they have or haven't got sustainable energies and what their view on sustainable energies are.

Thanks!

Wrong form pal.

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#3 18-04-2010 2:11pm

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My home is heated by the power of a thousand suns.

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#4 18-04-2010 2:12pm

Fear Uladh

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I reckon if you start with a good bowl of porridge it sets you up for the day.

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#5 18-04-2010 2:12pm

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I have a lot to say on the matter but I live in New Zealand so I suppose that is of no use to you?

I tend to get a bit ranty on the subject because kiwis are ridiculous when it comes to this. You might not want to get me started!

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#6 18-04-2010 2:16pm

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I use the corpses of dead homeless people to fuel my furnace.

its very sustainable in the current economical climate.

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#7 18-04-2010 2:18pm

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I have all the power i need with the flick of a switch and a tank of heating oil.:cool:

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#8 18-04-2010 2:21pm

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yeah i know this forum is notorious for taking the piss but it has the most users active and I would really like to get some serious answers for just awhile in the poll, please.

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#9 18-04-2010 2:26pm

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Cold Desert wrote: »

yeah i know this forum is notorious for taking the piss but it has the most users active and I would really like to get some serious answers for just awhile in the poll, please.

Yeah, that'll work around here. :rolleyes:

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#10 18-04-2010 2:27pm

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Chillaxe wrote: »

I reckon if you start with a good bowl of porridge it sets you up for the day.

What about the 3pm slump?

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#11 18-04-2010 2:29pm

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Cold Desert wrote: »

Hi, it would be a great help if you all could take this thread seriously and help me with my Construction Studies research project for next year.

I am doing it on sustainable and renewable energies and have decided to do a survey to help showcase peoples personal situations such as their bills cost for heating and oil, whether they have or haven't got sustainable energies and what their view on sustainable energies are.

Thanks!

If you use this type of survey you will fail. You dont know your market. You dont know your users. Homeowners renters students kids...

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#12 18-04-2010 2:29pm

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Dudess wrote: »

What about the 3pm slump?

With porridge its the 3pm Dump,

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#13 18-04-2010 2:35pm

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Dudess wrote: »

What about the 3pm slump?

Whopper meal with a chocolate milkshake, then a Mars bar for dessert.

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#14 18-04-2010 2:36pm

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Anyone else think the Mr. T Snickers ads are brilliant?

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#15 18-04-2010 2:37pm

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I wear 2 jumpers, no need for central heating.

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#16 18-04-2010 2:39pm

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I ticked all options OP, I hope thats a help.

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#17 18-04-2010 2:40pm

My name is URL

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AH could heat every home in the country.. either by burning scumbags or blowing hot air

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#18 18-04-2010 2:41pm

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I'd say travellers must have pretty low energy bills.

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#19 18-04-2010 2:43pm

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Surveys go here.

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