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Ship Prepares To Ferry Chemicals Out Of Beirut Port

2023-01-27T19:59:12Z

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Burst Pipes Can Cost £7 500 - How To Prevent Them In The Cold Snap

2023-01-26T23:12:19Z

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EXCLUSIVE: Prince Philip apos;s Eco-heating System Fuelled On Woodchip

2023-01-26T06:22:19Z

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had a new eco heating system installed at Sandringham House before his death - to ensure the stay warm over . The renewable energy system, thought to have cost up to £60,000, is fueled by tons of woodchip from trees grown on the 20,000 acre Sandringham estate. It is said to be proving hugely efficient and has slashed bills for heating and hot water by thousands of pounds. The savings have been even greater since the crisis as it means the rambling house can be kept warm without having to pay soaring gas or heating oil bills. Prince Philip had a new eco heating system installed at Sandringham House before his death - to ensure the Royal family stay warm over Christmas The renewable energy system, thought to have cost up to £60,000, is fueled by tons of woodchip from trees grown on the 20,000 acre Sandringham estate RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Members of the Royal family including King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla will be able to appreciate the warmth as they spend Christmas on the estate in north Norfolk. This year will be the first time that the extended Royal family has had a festive break at Sandringham since 2019, due to Covid curtailing Christmas celebrations in 2020 and 2021. A source on the estate revealed the heating system was installed at the behest of Prince Philip during his lifetime as an environmentally-friendly form of heating. 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The savings have been even greater since the cost of living crisis as it means the rambling house can be kept warm without having to pay soaring gas or heating oil bills Members of the Royal family including King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla will be able to appreciate the warmth as they spend Christmas on the estate in north Norfolk Biomass experts suggest it could require more than 60 tons of woodchip - the equivalent of 20 to 30 pine trees - to provide heat and hot water at Sandringham House all year round. But the total amount used is likely to be far less due to the Royal family only occupying the house for a few days a year. Biomass boilers are said to provide virtually carbon free energy, as they only create carbon dioxide which has previously been taken out of the atmosphere by trees. The late Queen could have received a cash payout under the Government's Renewable Heat Incentive scheme to help offset the relatively high cost of installing the system. 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22 Dead In Fire At Illegal Shelter In Russia

2023-01-25T06:57:43Z

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2023-01-25T06:56:10Z

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