Christopher Brown

@snecklifter.bsky.social

Dogs. Renewables. EVs. Pancakes. IT. Music. Bees. Beer. DIY. Sheffield.

THE FASTEST GROWING HEAT PUMP MARKET IN THE WORLD: The UK heat pump market grew by 63% in 2024. As far as I know it is currently the fastest growing heat pump market in the world.

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Really important to avoid an expensive stranded asset. Setting dates for when the gas is switched off for areas seems sensible and ensuring this is well communicated and people get the support needed to get off gas.

Jan Rosenow@janrosenow.bsky.social · 2y ago

What do we do with the gas grid when gas demand declines? I partnered with @richardlowes.bsky.social @regassistproj.bsky.social & @ckemfert.bsky.social @diw.de to explore this question. We propose 5 steps for dealing with this challenge. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Signal boost 🔊 2.5% of UK homes’ meters will stop working this year. Radio Teleswitch Meters are an old energy smart meter from the 80s. The signal they use is being switched off & we need to replace them. If you’re impacted, we’ve emailed you to arrange. Our CEO @gjuk.bsky.social explains:

Well, this is quite the turaround Having spent much of 2024 complaining that the ZEV mandate was too hard, @Stellantis has announced that is has successfully met its EV sales targets Joins the likes of BMW, Mercedes and Hyundai in proving it can be done www.media.stellantis.com/uk-en/corpor...

Stellantis complies with the ZEV mandate for cars and vans

Stellantis is one of the few OEMs in the UK to comply – through sales – with the ZEV mandate for both cars and vans in 2024 Stellantis sold over 39,000 electric cars in 2024 – up 59% on 2023 Stellan...

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EVs cannot come soon enough. Walking the kids to school today the stink of diesel engines working hard to warm up was pretty awful. Extra points as usual to the parents idling them outside the school gates.

Ever seen an LCOE for Hinckley including full decommissioning and future waste management costs? No, neither have I. Doubtless the taxpayer will pick up the tab. How do you price in 1000yrs+ waste management costs?