Seasonal Storage of Heat and Cold
HEAT networks - A large scale source of clean energy
28 Feb./06 - Response to the Ontario Power Authority recommendations
Table of Contents
1 - Using winter's cold and summer's heat
2 - Review of the technical feasibility of seasonal storage
3 - Carbon dioxide production with various scenarios
4 - HEAT networks storage module
5 - Generating electric power (Concepts for achieving sustainability)
6 - The role of combustible fuels
7 - Sustainability and Achievability
8 - Is Nuclear Power Inevitable?
9 - Proposal to City of Ottawa - Assembling a team
0 - Historical background articles
See also Nuclear Industry Response re. Uranium Reserves
and articles by Storm van Leeuwen and Mobbs
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Ron Tolmie
The seasonal heat storage facility under the campus of the University of Ontario Institute of Technology in Oshawa consists of 384 boreholes that are 213 metres deep.