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Part L compliance - what is the most pragmatic approch

fclauson · 2011-02-01 21:04:37

So to comply with Part L @ 10Kwh/M2 what should I do My design has reduced the energy need from 94Kwh/M2/year of a standard Part L to about 20Kwh/M2/year (a reduction of about 80%) BUT due to the stipid part L which takes no consideration of this what would people sugges I like solar panals wood stove and I don't like…

01-02-2011 9:04pm

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So to comply with Part L @ 10Kwh/M2 what should I do

My design has reduced the energy need from 94Kwh/M2/year of a standard Part L to about 20Kwh/M2/year (a reduction of about 80%)

BUT due to the stipid part L which takes no consideration of this what would people sugges

I like
solar panals
wood stove

and I don't like
pellet boilers
heat pumps
wind

and am uncertain about PV

what would YOU use

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#2 01-02-2011 10:38pm

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this is being dealt with here

thread closed to prevent duplication.

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