Ah, that subtle difference between the letter of the law and the spirit!gregorach wrote:Even where there are half-decent energy efficiency building standards, they're rarely effectively enforced. I've heard tales of new build houses in the UK where the loft insulation was technically there - but still rolled up and in it's original packaging.
alternatives to fuel burning heating in the med regions
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Re: alternatives to fuel burning heating in the med regions
Re: alternatives to fuel burning heating in the med regions
yes, inefficient houses abound in greece, and they are large!
90 euros per ton for uncut trunks of oak from bulgaria. that is what it was.
times is 'ard in greece.
but i'm sitting down to entirely home grown lunch having spent the morning in the garden working in shorts and T. and now i have 4 hours of lessons teaching some delightful kids. So i guess it ain't all bad.
cheers guys
90 euros per ton for uncut trunks of oak from bulgaria. that is what it was.
times is 'ard in greece.
but i'm sitting down to entirely home grown lunch having spent the morning in the garden working in shorts and T. and now i have 4 hours of lessons teaching some delightful kids. So i guess it ain't all bad.
cheers guys