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Title: Questions and answers Content: h1 Questions about this wiki * Why do we ask for a few words about who you are? * Would it be possible to remove the auto-created user-pages from the list of recent changes? (Given the number of spam-user registration applications, recent changes to *genuine* content get swamped.) h1 Questions about how the tool works * Why doesn't the spreadsheet work in older versions of Microsoft Excel or in other spreadsheet programs such as open office * How can one see the costs sections of the analysis on the webtool? * Could you put links to the underlying trajectories onto the wiki? h1 Questions about the analysis * How is bioenergy treated? * How is shale gas treated? * Why have you included the total cost of vehicles? * I expected altering the level of insulation to make a bigger difference * On the "Energy flows" tab of the webtool, why do you show losses from thermal plants but not from other technologies such as renewables? * You appear to have costs and cost ranges for 2010 and 2050, what are the costs you use for the intervening periods? * Have you used a discount rate What have you used if so? * Why are you using total costs to society rather than tax, subsidy and costs to consumers? * The calculator uses an average CO2 emissions factor for solids, liquids and gas, how did you reach this value? * Is the 2050 Calculator an optimisation model (like MARKAL)? h1 Questions about copying the tool * May I copy the tool and adapt it for my country or my purposes? h1 Observations and comments * Mike Childs of Friends of the Earth has some general issues around methodology. * Mike Knowles (Knowlesmichael2), member of IMech, has some comments around the impact of recent government policies on investment costs for renewables. See page: Mike Knowles' comments on investment and government involvement in renewable power generation. You can also read about the 2050 Calculator in the media. User: Sophie Hartfield Picture updated at: Signed off by: Signed off at: |
Title: Questions and answers Content: h1 Questions about this wiki * Why do we ask for a few words about who you are? * Would it be possible to remove the auto-created user-pages from the list of recent changes? (Given the number of spam-user registration applications, recent changes to *genuine* content get swamped.) h1 Questions about how the tool works * Why doesn't the spreadsheet work in older versions of Microsoft Excel or in other spreadsheet programs such as open office * How can one see the costs sections of the analysis on the webtool? * Could you put links to the underlying trajectories onto the wiki? h1 Questions about the analysis * How is bioenergy treated? * How is shale gas treated? * Why have you included the total cost of vehicles? * I expected altering the level of insulation to make a bigger difference * On the "Energy flows" tab of the webtool, why do you show losses from thermal plants but not from other technologies such as renewables? * You appear to have costs and cost ranges for 2010 and 2050, what are the costs you use for the intervening periods? * Have you used a discount rate What have you used if so? * Why are you using total costs to society rather than tax, subsidy and costs to consumers? * The calculator uses an average CO2 emissions factor for solids, liquids and gas, how did you reach this value? * Is the 2050 Calculator an optimisation model (like MARKAL)? * Where did the space-heating technologies trajectories come from? They're on spreadsheet tab IX.a, C73-S89. They cite reference 1, but that's a reference to Met Office temperature data. h1 Questions about copying the tool * May I copy the tool and adapt it for my country or my purposes? h1 Observations and comments * Mike Childs of Friends of the Earth has some general issues around methodology. * Mike Knowles (Knowlesmichael2), member of IMech, has some comments around the impact of recent government policies on investment costs for renewables. See page: Mike Knowles' comments on investment and government involvement in renewable power generation. You can also read about the 2050 Calculator in the media. User: Asdc Picture updated at: Signed off by: Signed off at: |