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Video on future of solar thermal market in Europe
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12:24 pm
25 August, 2009


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Hi all,

I came across this link on an interview with Olivier Drücke, president of ESTIF on the near future of the European solar thermal/ solar panel market.  Interesting viewing for those involved in the solar heating business..

http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/video/europes-solar-thermal-market-moving-forward

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6:57 pm
26 December, 2009


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The federal  German Department of Environment has published a study about the future development of energy supply. The ST heating systems are already the cheapest method to install renewable energy for space heating and DHW. Forget biomass, forget heat pumps. And still plenty of scope to go down with prices, see this link:

http://constructireland.ie/vb/showthread.php?t=1061
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