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1 Carbon Reduction Strategies at the University of East Anglia CRed Carbon Reduction Rotary Group Study Exchange 8 th April 2009 N.K. Tovey ( ) M.A, PhD,
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1 Energy Management as Part of a Long Term Strategy for Energy Efficiency at the at the University of East Anglia Low Energy Buildings Energy Management
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1 Low Carbon Strategies: Experience of the University of East Anglia Visit by Representatives of Norwegian Municipalities 11 th September 2008 CRed Carbon
Documents 1 Low Carbon Strategies: Experience of the University of East Anglia Visit by Representatives of Norwegian Municipalities 11 th September 2008 CRed Carbon

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1 Sustainability in Building and Occupation Energy Science Director HSBC Director of Low Carbon Innovation CRed Carbon Reduction Cotman Housing Dunstan
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1 Sustainability in Building and Occupation Energy Science Director HSBC Director of Low Carbon Innovation CRed Carbon Reduction Key Communities Meeting:
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1. 2 100 o C - steam 3 Water consists of an oxygen atom bound to two hydrogen atoms by two single covalent bonds. – Oxygen has unpaired & paired electrons
Documents 1. 2 100 o C - steam 3 Water consists of an oxygen atom bound to two hydrogen atoms by two single covalent bonds. – Oxygen has unpaired & paired electrons

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1. 2 Ice = less than 0°C (solid) Water = 0°C – 100 ° C (liquid) Steam = greater than 100 °C (gas)
Documents 1. 2 Ice = less than 0°C (solid) Water = 0°C – 100 ° C (liquid) Steam = greater than 100 °C (gas)

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Groundwater Resources Program (Dennehy)
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Using the Ground for Thermal Energy Storage: The Experience of the Riverina Highlands Building, Tumut NSW
Engineering Using the Ground for Thermal Energy Storage: The Experience of the Riverina Highlands Building, Tumut NSW

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