New Westminster sets temperature cap in apartments to prevent heat deaths
As the hot days of summer approach, two Metro Vancouver municipalities are trying to reduce the risk of extreme heat. New Westminster has introduced maximum heat bylaws for apartments and Vancouver approved a grant to retrofit SROs for heating and cooling.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/new-westminster-bc-maximum-heat-bylaw-9.7150150?cmp=rss
Poland and Germany break ground on pioneering cross-border district heating project | Clean Energy Wire

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Our first “Earth-like” #Exoplanets probably won’t have #Atmospheres : Medium

#Earth is now #Heating up twice as fast as in previous decades : Medium

How a #Warmer #World and more #Rain could #Transform #Antarctica : Guardian

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Heat pump sales to increase 10% this year, but growth falls short of potential – industry

https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/heat-pump-sector-dampens-expectations-market-development-despite-10-growth photo: Stiebel Eltron #heatpump #heating #energytransition

The weather is disturbing. I need to get my heating off.

I can only afford so much.

#oil #energy #heating #gas

Open-Source Thermostatic Radiator Valve (OpenTRV) - OpenTRV retrofit open-source reference mechanical/hardware/software design for zoned heating to save carbon and money. #OpenTRV #TRV #heating #cutCarbon - https://www.earth.org.uk/open-source-programmable-thermostatic-radiator-valve.html
Open-Source Thermostatic Radiator Valve (OpenTRV)

OpenTRV retrofit open-source reference mechanical/hardware/software design for zoned heating to save carbon and money. #OpenTRV #TRV #heating #cutCarbon

Hyting cuts heating costs with hydrogen hybrid system in latest customer installation

https://piefed.social/c/hydrogen/p/1922574/hyting-cuts-heating-costs-with-hydrogen-hybrid-system-in-latest-customer-installation

Hmm, it’s going to get a lot colder again from tomorrow. We can’t turn the heating off just yet.

#heating

How did 1600s Dutch households keep their fire embers from going out at night? With a curfew.

Yes, it's a pun. Curfews were metal covers that kept fire embers smouldering overnight, to be revived for the next day's cooking and heating. The word curfew comes from the French for fire cover (couvre feu).

The brass one pictured here is among the earliest to survive, made in Holland but now in London's V&A. It's embossed with an image of Saint Lawrence.

This is dark humour, since Lawrence was roasted alive in the third century—punishment for perhaps the first Christian protest. The early church's refusal to worship Roman gods led to persecution. Lawrence was ordered to surrender the church's treasures to authorities. He turned up with the sick, marginalized, poor, elderly, and widows, boldly proclaiming: “These are the true treasures of the church.” For this insolence, he was martyred (killed).

#art #design #brass #heating #fire #religion #saint #martyr #VictoriaAndAlbert #museum #UK