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Die Forschende Hochschule Hof

🔧💡 EnerNET project workshop: Focus on the region’s economy 🌍🏭
The #EnerNET project is managed by the Institute for #Hydrogen and #Energy #Technology (iwe) at our university and consists of three individual networks: local and district #heating 🔥, #AirConditioning and #RefrigerationTechnology ❄️, and #EnergyManagement ⚡️.

It offers specialists from these areas various free further training courses 🎓 and the opportunity to #network 🤝Check out for more t1p.de/74rnr

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Bích-Mây Nguyễn :verified:

“They fired everybody, there’s nobody left to do anything,” said Mark Wolfe, executive director of the National Energy Assistance Directors Association, which works with states to secure funding from the program. “Either this was incredibly sloppy, or they intend to kill the program altogether.”

nytimes.com/2025/04/02/climate

A delivery of heating oil in Farmington, Me., in 2023. The program, known as LIHEAP, also helps to cover bills for cooling in summer.
The New York Times · Entire Staff Is Fired at LIHEAPBy Brad Plumer
#PublicHealth#energy#assistance
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Gemma Seymour

We're in a bit of a warm spell here in Southeastern #Vermont, which is something of a comfort to me this year, with my #heating oil tank nearly empty, and at least 6 weeks of heating season remaining.

I really do not want the tank to run dry, so I may need to shut off the furnace early this year, and rely on running up my electric bill with space heaters for a month.

I really need a much smaller apartment, with modern electrics, thicker walls and insulation, closer to downtown. #urbanism

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nieebel

#Hundertwasser #Museum in #Vienna

"1. an increase of #nature as an answer to overdevelopment in the landscape
2. life in #harmony with nature
3. forest and meadow air instead of "concrete air"
4. totally #green houses that can be walked upon
5. energy-saving houses, latently cool in summer, warm in winter
7. waste water and rainwater are purified in a natural way and are thus given back to nature as pure as the water was received", excerpt from Hundertwasser's manifesto "In the Meadow Hills", 1989/1996.

Titel: In the Meadow Hills. In order to provide an alternative to overdevelopment. Hundertwasser planned Meadow Hills in the 1980s, a housing development in northern Vienna. This community of energy-efficient houses nested into the landscape was designed to grow with the families that inhabit it. All buildings were to have green roofs to be used as meadows, forests, and vegetable gardens. The project was never realised in Vienna due to resistance from a local citizens' initiative that feared distrurbances caused by tourism to Hundertwasser's architecture marvel. As a different project, Hundertwasser's Rolling Hills concept was eventually realised in the 1990s, but not in the form of an urban housing development. Instead, it was further developed as a leisure complex for the Rogner Bad Blumau thermal spa in eastern Styria. There, Hundertwasser was able to construct buildings nested into a meadow landscape, the likes of which he had designed in the 1970s as prototypes of his visions of a life lived in harmony with nature, such as the Augenschlitzhaus (eye-slit house) and the Waldhofhaus (forest-courtyard house). 1-7 (see post) 8. granting of window rights 9. more quality of life for the neighbours, not just for the residents 10. an Austrian way out of the cul-de-sac of city planning which will be a precedent worldwide. Excerpt from Hundertwasser's mifesto "In the Meadow Hills", 1989/1996
"This is the house where for the first time in history human being and nature live together with equal rights. It was created by the artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser and the architect Josef Kawina and represents the starting point for artistic buildings by Hundertwasser in Austria and other countries. Today, above all, this is a place where millions of people from around the world become aware of their longing for a life in harmony with lurself and nature. From here they take new hope back to their homes to their contries."
#architecture#Austria#Wien
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

This sun thing sure saves a lot of firewood. I hear it may be going on all summer!

Haven't fired the heater since yesterday, just sunshine on the windows (reflected by snow, increasing its power) and whatever heat was stored in the masonry from yesterday.

Apparently going to be -15°C tonight though, so I better get that fire going soon.

Indoor thermometer/hygrometer showing 21.7°C and 23% relative humidity.
#Heating#Sun#Solar
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

Paying the heating bill.

Set up a nice firewood station now. The three-limbed stump makes a good log sawing stand.

Also rolled the old chopping block over there, shortened it a bit (it was too tall even for a tall person) and split the logs I collected from clearing the road.

The apple logs were in full sap (result of overly warm January) and frozen hard - the axe just bounced off. They'll have to thaw first.

Could use a slightly heavier axe.

A firewood processing area in a snowy surrounding. From the left there's a yellow chainsaw sitting on a large "cookie" slice from a big log. Then a rooted stump about 1.5m tall with three limbs as clamps. A small pile of logs. A large chopping block on top of which a log is being split by a steel wedge. An axe and large maul are on the ground next to it. A pile of logs and behind a pile of split firewood. Further, past a gate, a few debarked logs rest on steel trestles.
#Firewood#Heating#Homestead
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Saustrup

"An Adventure in #YakShaving", or "How replacing a #Radiator took way longer than expected, because some asshole didn't do a proper job installing an isolating inner wall and left a hole behind it".

An ongoing story in four parts. So far. An I haven't even started putting up the new radiator.

You thought this would be easy, eh? Isolation wall missing behind radiator. Marks from where the radiator was painted to the wall and wall paper tore off when removing it.
Well, this is going well! Inner wall segment removed. New wooden framework built and ready to be screw into place.
Aaaarrgh! Minor setback! Drilled STRAIGHT into not one but TWO electrical cables. A first for me. All fixed now according to code.
Frame and isolation installed. Drywall put up. Plaster applied. First layer of paint applied. Looks nice.
#DIY#Heating
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Bobbing Boat

Getting up at 02:30 to put more wood and coal briquettes on the dying fire is something people with central heating, gas, and electricity don't have to think about.

I thought about it because, though I was still comfortable under the blankets, my exposed face was feeling a chill creeping through the boat. The thermometer inside said 14°C (57°F). The ice outside suggests more cooling to come.

#CanalLife#canal#boating
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