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![]() ![]() - General Considerations- Specific Considerations
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- Sheltered, surrounded by low lying hills and forest |
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- Visitor attraction |
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- 1000 Visitors a day in peak times and staff |
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- No significant agricultural practices other than Hay for farming purpose. |
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- Animals for exhibition |
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- Sheep and cow farming |
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- Single storey: Visitor centre: café, farm shop, outdoor toilets. |
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- Heating by Kerosene fired Boiler for visitor centre, electric heating for outdoor toilets |
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- Good insulation and ventilation, modern standards. The roof, walls and floor are fully insulated. |
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- In & Out door lighting, catering equipment, vending machines, electric heaters, hand dryers, security equipment. |
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- From a local source |
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- Not known |
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- No significant issue so far |
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- Not known |
Table 2. Present Energy Sources Supply
Public Grid |
Electricity is presently supplied by E.on under Business Electricity Plan 1: Base rate tariff. 10.24 p/kWh |
Annual usage: 71,628 kWh |
Fossil fuel |
Kerosene for boiler, supplied by local supplier. |
Annual usage: 107,093 kWh |
Other: (Specify) |
none |
The results of the scoring system are as follows:
Table 3. Scoring System
Potential Source Existence Accessibility Score Solar 5 3 8 Wind 4 2 6 Hydro 5 3 8 Biomass - Sources for Biogas 2 2 4 - Sources for Burning 3 4 7 Heat Pump - Ground Source 3 3 6 - Water Source 3 1 4 - Air Source 2 2 4 Others:
Not Applicable
Deeper Research is Needed
Maybe Applicable
Note;
Existence: Accessibility:
5: Identified immediately 5: It can be easily used
4: Easy to identify 4: It can be used with little constraints
3: Identified with the aid of instruments 3: May require additional technologies
2: Difficult to identify 2: The source is not enough
1: Very difficult to identify 1: Cannot be used
MSc: Renewable Energy Systems and the Environment | © University of Strathclyde 2010 |