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Documents to download
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Carbon Footprint of Heat Generation (426KB PDF)
Acknowledgements
The Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology would like to thank the following organisations and individuals for kindly giving up their time during the preparation of this briefing:
- Association for the Conservation of Energy
- Ground Source Heat Pump Association
- UCL Energy Institute
- University of Edinburgh
- Energy Systems Catapult
- UK Energy Research Centre
- Energy and Utilities Alliance
- National Grid
- UK District Energy Association
- University of Exeter
- Department of Energy and Climate Change
- Committee on Climate Change
- Association for Decentralised Energy
- UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association
- Northern Gas Networks
- Carbon Capture and Storage Association
- Renewable Energy Association
- Energy Networks Association
- Jim Skea
Documents to download
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Carbon Footprint of Heat Generation (426KB PDF)
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