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Guernsey Electricity offers ways to reduce your energy bill
November 22nd, 2012 by Guernsey Electricity Ltd.
Guernsey Electricity Ltd sells air source heat pumps, solar hot water and photovoltaic systems.
Guernsey’s Energy Policy Advisor speaks with Sustainable Guernsey
March 7th, 2012 by Richard Lord
Steve Morris, former Engineering Director at Guernsey Electricity Ltd., begins his role as States of Guernsey Energy Policy Advisor on 26 March 2012. Steve Morris discusses below some of the energy issues facing the island during an informal conversation on 5 March. —- “One of the things that needs to be done is to start [...]
Performance of solar thermal and photovoltaic panels in Guernsey
January 2nd, 2012 by Gavin Lanoe
I installed four 215 watt photovoltaic panels and a solar thermal panel composed of 30 evacuated tubes on the roof of my home two years ago. This brief article looks at the amount of energy capture by these systems and the return-on-investment.
Le Friquet Hotel heats guests’ hot water with solar energy
September 21st, 2010 by Richard Lord
Is Le Friquet hotel in Castel parish the most energy efficient hotel in Guernsey? Producing hot water demands energy. In 2008 David Hubert of Future Energy Systems (CI) Ltd. installed twenty Schott panels of 16 evacuated tubes each (320 evacuated tubes in total) on the roof of Le Friquet hotel to supply hot water to [...]
If you are thinking about installing solar hot water panels consider …
June 16th, 2010 by Richard Lord
The Tranquility Houses website (For Living on Just one Planet) has published a paper “Solar Hot Water (SHW) – How well does it work?
Videos on installing a Navitron solar hot water panel
May 27th, 2010 by Gavin Lanoe
How to assembly a Navitron solar panel (sfb4720) Mounting solar panels using Navitron roof straps Programming a Navitron TDC3 for solar hot water panels Navitron solar panels from My Solar Shop
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