talking home heating

heinbloed

Deutsche Telekom announced - two days after the city of Sidney - the massive market tackling of the home heating sector.

Combined heat and and power plants will be installed to get rid of high voltage power lines turning local communities into more or less energy independant consumers.

http://www.telekom.com/media/enterprise-solutions/121194

http://reneweconomy.com.au/2012/sydney-takes-first-steps-to-leave-the-grid-32274

The engine provider of Dt. Telekom here:

http://www.popov.de/

In the long-term both utilities plan to use artificial methane and hydrogene (solar gas) or geothermal energy (Sidney). For the moment the savings of grid transmission costs as well as profits from peak time supply management are the driving factors.

paddy147

heinbloed.....instead of posting countless web links again,can you answer my 2 simple questions to you on the thread about an "outdoor tap" please.

You keep on avoiding answering my questions and other members questions..

DGOBS

Or why it's illegal for plumbers to use 'plastic clips' for domestic heating pipes!

anheneti

or what is a heating engineer?

And what practical experience do you have?

pache

DGOBS wrote: »

Or why it's illegal for plumbers to use 'plastic clips' for domestic heating pipes!

ffs...... WTF?

sullzz

Prob won't hear from him for a while now , he usually goes into hiding for a while when put on the spot for an answer ......................... Well i hope anyway.

JohnnieK

anheneti wrote: »

or what is a heating engineer?

:D:D:pac::pac::pac::pac:

anheneti

pache wrote: »

ffs...... WTF?

one of his imfamous quotes

Joey the lips

I knew this would happen. Our lesson for today. Dont p1ss off the locals