Monthly Archives: April 2006

Microgeneration in the news

After realizing yesterday that microgeneration is starting to move up in the online world, I thought I’d take a look at traditional media sources. With the Tories’ recent interest in microgen, the fuss about the microgeneration strategy and It’s Not Easy Being Green on the telly, maybe the wider world is starting to become aware of microgeneration too.

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Blue = Green?

As much as I’d like to steer clear of partisan politics on this site, I think it’s now unavoidable. Ever since being elected leader of the Conservative Party last December, David Cameron has put the environment on his public list of priorities, cycling to work (until he bought the Lexus) and proposing to install solar panels and a micro-wind turbine on his house (assuming he can get planning permission). As Labour have suggested, perhaps the change from true-blue Tory to deep-green is only skin-deep but at least all the fuss has put energy, climate change, and microgeneration in the headlines.

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The state of microgen on the web

When I first started this site, I spent some time trying to find similar sites on Google. After all if someone was already writing about microgeneration, it would be better if I complemented their work by offering something new, rather than just duplicating content.

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Wedding pictures

My sister got married on Saint Patrick’s Day, which means I’m about five weeks slow in getting these pictures up. Sorry Chris!

The first dance

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Slacker

I haven’t posted anything for a few weeks but I’ll get around to it soon. Honest. It’s just that I’m in the middle of writing up my thesis at the moment. See?

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