Introduction of Renewable Energy Systems in Remote Communities in the Nordic Region – A Case Study of Nólsoy, The Faroe Islands

Introduction of Renewable Energy Systems in Remote Communities in the Nordic Region – A Case Study of Nólsoy, The Faroe Islands

This thesis investigates the setup of a stand-alone energy system where the excess wind power is diverted to and consumed in distributed domestic hot water tanks.

Author: Strømmen, Kristian

Publish date: 2006-01-16

Language: English

16 Jan 2006

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