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contadino
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 Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:48 am Post subject: Baxi Ecogen |
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Anyone seen these?
http://www.baxi.co.uk/baxiecogen
Micro CHP unit for homes. 1.1kwp & 24kw heat outputs. Launch 'Spring 2010.'
If the price is right, and it's MCS accredited, it may make a sensible replacement for the old oil-fired boiler in my house in the UK. |
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emordnilap
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Interestingly, no energy consumption figures are given, afaIcs. It's all very well generating electricity, but how much does it consume to do that generating?
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contadino
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| emordnilap wrote: | | Interestingly, no energy consumption figures are given, afaIcs. It's all very well generating electricity, but how much does it consume to do that generating? |
There's a case study on that Baxi site. I read it, but deleted it afterwards. I think it said something like 1100ish kwh produced over a year, resulting in a net 940ish kwh.
ETA: So with FITs that'll be something like 940 * 30-odd pence = £282/year |
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