Jan RosenowNEW RESEARCH: Heat pumps are more than twice as efficient as fossil fuel heating systems in cold temperatures, our new research shows.
Even at temperatures approaching -30C, heat pumps outperform oil and gas heating systems.
Dave Horrigan
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Grandad, amateur christian, professional engineer, musician, sometime photographer, aircooled VW & EV aficionado, liberal lefty.
Leaving Glasgow behind to host the world cycling championships while we head off to Fort William.
One train cancelled so far, which meant a stop in Skipton and the Woolly Sheep instead of the Station Inn at Ribblehead as planned.
The start of a long awaited holiday. I finished the work I needed to do at 10:30 last night and packed first thing this morning. A week of trains awaits (Settle - Carlisle and West Highland Line to Mallaig).
Prof Matt HannonFirst time using a @myenergiuk Zappi.
Struggled at first but maybe because my car is old and dumb. Eventually got it drawing from roof.
What a fantastic feeing. The roof will (largely) power me to the beach and back!
Luna Macrosystems✡️🤖🏳️⚧️I really dislike locks where you can't easily observe the state of them. So many public restrooms where I can't tell if I actually locked the door, where trying to test the lock from inside will release it, where I have to knock and put my ear to the door and still am pretty sure I can't tell if anyone is in there with all the bar noise
Locks that clearly show where the bolt is, that won't budge from the inside when locked, that show the state of the lock externally (occupied/vacant) exists. Why are they not common and standard?
It's one of those things that seems so clearly broken to me but clearly isn't a universal enough view to change things.
Locks that clearly show where the bolt is, that won't budge from the inside when locked, that show the state of the lock externally (occupied/vacant) exists. Why are they not common and standard?
It's one of those things that seems so clearly broken to me but clearly isn't a universal enough view to change things.