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Project Overview

Construction

Occupancy

Behavioural models

Demand

Renewable technologies

Conclusion

Team

Acknowledgements

References and Bibliography

References for Occupancy:

• Lagnakeil Highland Lodges, Lagnakeil Lodges, Lerags, Oban, Argyll, PA34 4SE, Scotland Telephone: +44 (0)1631 562746 Fax: +44 (0)1631 570225 Email: colin@lagnakeil.co.uk
• Forest holiday Strathyre Cabins Strathyre Cabins, Callander, Perthshire, FK17 8HF, Scotland Telephone: +44 (0) 845 130 8223
• Visit Scotland, 2010. Tourism in Southern Scotland 2009 [internet]: Available at: http://www.visitscotland.org/research_and_statistics.aspx
• Visit Scotland, 2010. Scottish Accommodation Occupancy Survey 2009, Scotland: Visit Scotland

References for Constructions:

• Brettstapel Construction Website
• Mike Riley and Chris Howard, Construction Technology 1 - House Construction, Palgrave, 2002

References for Embodied Energy:

• Inventory of Carbon and Energy Database (ICE) Version 2.0 created by the University of Bath.
• Brettstapel Construction Website
• Embodied Energy in Building Materials - Transition in Action, Totnes 2030 - An Energy Descent Action Plan
• Canadian Architect - A comprehensive site for architects, specification writers and designers

References for Demand:

• M.Newborough and P.Augood, Demand-Side management opportunities for the UK domestic sector
• I Mansouri, M Newborough and D Prober, Energy Consumption in UK Households: Impact of Domestic Electrical Appliances
• EcoArks
• Sheep wool insulation
• Centre for Alternative Technology
• BS EN ISO 10456:200
• Matheos Santamouris, Environmental design of Urban buildings: an integrated approach

References for Space Heating:

• Taghi Alereza and Jack P. Breen III, ASHRAE Research Project 391-RP, ESTIMATES OF RECOMMENDED HEAT GAINS DUE TO COMMERCIAL APPLIANCES AND EQUIPMENT-Final Report,

References for Hot Water:

• *BRE Housing Centre on behalf of DTI and DEFRA, 2005. Estimates of hot water consumption from the 1998 EFUS. Implications for the modelling of fuel poverty in England.
• Jordan, U. Vajen, K., 2000. DHW-calc. [Software] Version 1.10: Universitat Kassel.
• **Magadley, E, R., 2009. Development of An Analytical Computer Tool for Building Integrated Renewable Energy And CHP. Ph. D. University of Nottingham.
• NAHB Research Center, 2002. Domestic Hot Water System Modeling for the Design of Energy Efficient Systems. Maryland.

References for Wind Power:

• BWEA Press Release - MOD lifts objections to wind energy projects: Industry and Government overcome key barrier to development
• Microseismic and Infrasound Monitoring of Low Frequency Noise and Vibrations from Windfarms-Recommedations on the Siting of Windfarms in the Vicinity of Esdalemuir,Scotland
• Eskdalemuir windfarm plans dampened by MOD,Dumfries Standard Wednesday,February 2010

References for Hydro Power:

• Rae, C., (draft) Micro Hydro Feasibility Study. Glasgow: University of Strathclyde

References for Biomass:

• Rae, C., (draft) Biomass CHP Feasibility Study. Glasgow: University of Strathclyde

References for Solar Power:

• BP solar panels (BP3235T) of 220W
• ET-M572185 panels of 185W
• Sharp ND-220E1F of 220W
• PVGIS PV Estimation tool from the European Comission Joint Research Centre from the European Comission Joint Research Centre

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