One particular focus of the show was around reducing emissions from your home with reference to space heating and cooking within the home. We discussed the most efficient options (including zero emissions options) for air-conditioners and cooktops as well as getting technical on the physics of heat transfer. To hear all the advice as well as some nerdy discussion, make sure you have a listen to the show here.
An induction cooktop |
Simplified diagram of heat transfer |
If you are wanting to learn more
about household energy use, efficient cost-effective options for air conditioning,
heating and cooking or perhaps transitioning off gas or off the grid, then you should
head to beyondthegrid.com.au. Beyond The Grid
is your one stop shop for reducing or eliminating your emissions (and costs)
associated with your home and even your car.
The following articles have all been
written by this week’s guest Matthew Wright who is also a resident columnist at
Climate Spectator:
Gas
death spiral will not help power utilities – The impending death of gas and
the implications for power utilities is explained through a case study by
Matthew on his parent’s home.
Want
to get rid of the gas bill – Here’s how – Self-explanatory.
The
network lobby is demonising solar, but missing the point – An interesting
look at the way solar customers are being unfairly targeted as freeloaders and
unfairly charged by network providers.
On next week’s show we have Australian Student Environment Network (ASEN) coming in for a chat. Don’t miss it!
Music Tracks this week:
Blue Sky Mine by Midnight Oil
Beds Are Burning by Midnight Oil
Go Slow by Haim
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