Link Group – Combined Heat and Power Case Studies in Low Carbon and Affordable Warmth.

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Link Group – Combined Heat and Power Case Studies in Low Carbon and Affordable Warmth

CHP technology Gas (or other) ▫ Thermal Energy ▫ Electrical Energy Modulation of output District or individual

Pros & Cons Centralised plant ▫ Maintenance / Servicing ▫ Access / Gas safety Heat Plate Exchanger Pre-Payment Metering ▫ Potential surcharging Fuel Poverty SHQS > 50SAP FiT for Micro-CHP ▫ 10p/kWh for 10 years on first 30,000 Energy ‘Consolidation’

Pros & Cons Complex retrofit where no wet system Scottish based installers Capital cost

Drip Road, Stirling / BAXI Group First Micro – CHP in Scotland

Electric Storage to micro-CHP MCS accredited Weather Compensator FiT £330/yr (10yr) Install/Retail £5250 (5%VAT) ‘Simple’ pay-back 16yr Stirling Engine – 1kW TV - Computer – Washing Machine – 15 Low E bulbs

West Bridge Mill, Kirkcaldy Vulnerable Young Person Housing CHP

Electric Storage to CHP 19 th Century rope mill 30 kW thermal 15 kW electrical Flow / Return and new internal Individual metering Pre-payment option 70% CO 2 saving 40% energy cost saving

Kilsyth Road, Kirkintilloch Sheltered Housing for the Elderly CHP

Electric Storage to CHP External Insulated Render U-value 0.5 to 0.3 Asbestos Energy Consolidator 5% VAT (HMRC 708/6) 88% CO 2 saving 65% energy cost saving

Colin Reid Link Group Ltd Energy and Sustainability Officer