"@lincolnenergy

As part of our Electro-Magnates projects we are exploring as many channels as possible to make our energy data accessible. We are currently experimenting with a social media channel – Twitter – to provide information on the University of Lincoln’s energy usage. To see more information on a particular building just send a tweet to @lincolnenergy (tweet must start with @lincolnenergy) with one of the below building codes (in bold green). An incorrectly formatted tweet will default to a response for the Main Admin building."

"Electro Magnates is a cutting edge carbon-reducing sustainability project at the intersection of computer science, social media and behaviour change. The project’s deliverables are to design, implement, and evaluate a suite of social software applications – including games – to encourage positive behaviour changes in energy consumption. The project will specifically design software interventions to be used by employees and students in educational and public sector work-places and environments in the county of Lincolnshire in the UK."

"@lincolnenergy

As part of our Electro-Magnates projects we are exploring as many channels as possible to make our energy data accessible. We are currently experimenting with a social media channel – Twitter – to provide information on the University of Lincoln’s energy usage. To see more information on a particular building just send a tweet to @lincolnenergy (tweet must start with @lincolnenergy) with one of the below building codes (in bold green). An incorrectly formatted tweet will default to a response for the Main Admin building."

"Electro Magnates is a cutting edge carbon-reducing sustainability project at the intersection of computer science, social media and behaviour change. The project’s deliverables are to design, implement, and evaluate a suite of social software applications – including games – to encourage positive behaviour changes in energy consumption. The project will specifically design software interventions to be used by employees and students in educational and public sector work-places and environments in the county of Lincolnshire in the UK."

@djwesto and this write up of which you speak… is where?

@djwesto and this write up of which you speak… is where?

"Energy affects everyone’s lives, and pockets, and the way we think about energy here in the UK is changing fast.

Up and down the country there are already hundreds of people getting together and setting up renewable energy projects. They're proving that there really is an alternative way to do things. But at the same time only 2% of people are on green tariff’s."

"Energy affects everyone’s lives, and pockets, and the way we think about energy here in the UK is changing fast.

Up and down the country there are already hundreds of people getting together and setting up renewable energy projects. They're proving that there really is an alternative way to do things. But at the same time only 2% of people are on green tariff’s."

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"Fending off speculation that disposal of allotments is to be made easier, the Department for Communities & Local Government has now published the findings of a 2006 survey, written originally by Professor David Crouch at the University of Derby. Whatever the reason – this survey has its limitations – it's good to have the information in the public domain."

"This Digest reviews the wind loading information appropriate for roof-based PV systems and gives recommendations and guidance for the design of roof-based PV systems for wind loads. It covers both PV tiles or slates integrated into pitched roofs and PV modules mounted on or above pitched roofs. It has been developed from work undertaken during a Partners in Innovation project funded by the DTI. 8 pages.

"suppliers of alternative technology products to the horticultural and agricultural industries.

Please browse our site for information on natural extract foliar sprays, adjuvants, crop covers, green manures and bio-fumigants, and natural pest control products.

"Fending off speculation that disposal of allotments is to be made easier, the Department for Communities & Local Government has now published the findings of a 2006 survey, written originally by Professor David Crouch at the University of Derby. Whatever the reason – this survey has its limitations – it's good to have the information in the public domain."