bere island smilegov re port 201 3
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Bere Island Smilegov Re port 201 3. BERE ISLAND. Energy Data gathered……………. Pop ulation 205 in 95 households and 19 businesses O ver 1 , 0 00,000 kW/hrs/yr electricity usage 110,000 lts of heating oil, 65,000 kgs of coal, 150,000lt for vechicles , 140,000lts for ferries. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Bere Island Smilegov
Report 2013
BERE ISLAND
Energy Data gathered…………….
Population 205 in 95 households and 19 businesses
Over 1,000,000 kW/hrs/yr electricity usage
110,000 lts of heating oil, 65,000 kgs of coal, 150,000lt for vechicles, 140,000lts for ferries
SHORT TERM 1-5yrs
Energy reduction scheme and awareness education
Increase uptake of domestic solar hot water
Small scale wind and PV installations Increase biomass (wood and pellet)
burners Plant biomass (willow, trees and
miscanthus)
MEDIUM TERM 5-10yrs
Install <500 kW wind turbine Install 150 kW PV Increase biomass planting Investigate electric vehicle usage
LONG TERM 10-20yrs
Increase wind power production Install tidal / wave production Use excess power for new business
( protected cropping, manufacturing and electric vehicles)
Export to national grid
Large scale power production PROS: - grid power supply to BI usually constant and seamless - predictable surplus reducing power costs to BI - single source of renewable power to maintain and repair - grid supply to homes and businesses maintained by grid
supply. CONS: - variable supply cost increases - grid supply not constant - in ‘outage’ still no supply to BI even with renewable
generator - high cost of renewable installation - still part of an ageing long distance grid network that is
wasteful - dependant on mainly non-renewables.
Small scale power production PROS: - mix to give constant supply (bio fuel generator and pumped
hydro to be on standby) - not all generating capacity in one form i.e. large wind
turbine - can be added to, modified or adapted - independence from grid - unit price controllable
CONS: - legality - local agreement - landscape effects - loss of national grid sense of security - local Bere Island grid to be self maintained
2030“BECOME AN INDEPENDENT ENERGY
POSITIVE COMMUNITY TO SAFEGUARD AND SUSTAIN OUR ISLAND INTO THE
FUTURE “