Wood Pellet Boilers
Ken Ebbage
Martin King
I have another possible contact who may be able to help. I'll let you know.
Martin
Jim May
There are none that have come across my desk.
Kind regards
Jim May
Diocesan Pastoral & Advisory Secretary
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Shelia Wright
We were planning to install a wood pellet boiler at St Paul’s but could not get access to deliver the wood pellets.
I think the model we were considering was the one used at Woburn Abbey but I will confirm.
Sheila Wright
From: st-albans-...@googlegroups.com [mailto:st-albans-...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ken Ebbage
Sent: 13 March 2013 22:29
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Subject: [St Albans Environment] Wood Pellet Boilers
Does anyone in this group have any experience with wood pellet boilers?
I have not heard of any in St Albans diocese yet, but I know of one in Exeter.
Ken
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Judith Evans
----- Original Message -----From: Ken EbbageSent: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 10:28 PMSubject: [St Albans Environment] Wood Pellet Boilers
Does anyone in this group have any experience with wood pellet boilers?I have not heard of any in St Albans diocese yet, but I know of one in Exeter.Ken
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Hall, Avice M
First, Re wood chip boilers, as I understand it the main problem at RES with the home grown Miscanthus fuel was that it did not grow as well as expected, RES certainly felt that their Miscanthus did not grow as well as Rothamsted’s biofuel
crop
Secondly I do think that an email group such as this is useful for the sharing of ideas and certainly started off well after that distantly remembered conference...........
Thirdly I think that there are other broader initiatives wrt the environment in the diocese that are not on our radar, this group seems to be fairly narrowly focused, and there are many areas eg conservation, ‘land management both here and overseas which are all part of an environmental outlook are not covered well.
As many people have left the group would it be a good idea to see if there are new people with new initiatives in the churches that would like to join the group
I think that we should share good practice but in a broad environmental area.
Avice
On 14/03/2013 18:25, "Judith Evans" <judit...@waitrose.com> wrote:
Two of our local landowners have installed them , in one case to heat a very large house and flats - they say thay have never been so warm and now don't have to wear their hat and coat when watching telly. Strangely they have found it better to buy the wood chip in rather than use their own harvest.
Judith
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From: Ken Ebbage <mailto:ken.e...@pentana.com>
To: st-albans-...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 10:28 PM
Subject: [St Albans Environment] Wood Pellet Boilers
Does anyone in this group have any experience with wood pellet boilers?
I have not heard of any in St Albans diocese yet, but I know of one in Exeter.
Ken
Dr Avice M Hall
Plant Pathologist
01707 284539