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Cheapest means of incorporating renewables sources in to a small new build

lampshadelucy · 2012-10-24 22:02:57

Hi, What is the cheapest method of achieving compliance with regard to 2008 Conservation of Fuel and Energy Regulations for a very small new build holiday cottage, sub 60sq. m. Is it solar thermal or something else? Does overheat protection add considerable expense to a solar thermal solution for a house which will be left…

24-10-2012 10:02pm

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lampshadelucy

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Hi,
What is the cheapest method of achieving compliance with regard to 2008 Conservation of Fuel and Energy Regulations for a very small new build holiday cottage, sub 60sq. m.
Is it solar thermal or something else?
Does overheat protection add considerable expense to a solar thermal solution for a house which will be left unoccupied for long periods of time.

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#2 25-10-2012 7:10am

Poor Uncle Tom

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Your question is irrelevant as the 2008 regulations have been superseded.

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