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How much more fuel it takes to heat a typical semi-detatched house with (a) gas central heating and (b) non-white meter electric heating in (i) Braemar, (ii) Lerwick, (iii) Aberdeen, (iv) Edinburgh, (v) Dundee and (vi) Glasgow than a similar house in Bristol using the data contained in the Climatic...
How much more fuel it takes to heat a typical semi-detatched house with (a) gas central heating and (b) non-white meter electric heating in (i) Braemar, (ii) Lerwick, (iii) Aberdeen, (iv) Edinburgh, (v) Dundee and (vi) Glasgow than a similar house in Bristol using the data contained in the Climatic...
Asked by
Margaret Ewing
(Scottish National Party)
Answered by
James Clappison
(Conservative)
Answering body
Department of the Environment
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
For answer on
5 March 1997
Answered on
5 March 1997
Mrs. Ewing: To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment how much more fuel it takes to heat a typical semi-detached house with
(a) gas central heating and (b) non-white meter electric heating in (i) Braemar, (ii) Lerwick, (iii) Aberdeen, (iv) Edinburgh, (v)
Dundee and (vi) Glasgow than a similar house in Bristol using the data contained in the climatic severity index. [18687]
Mr. Clappison: The percentage of extra fuel required to heat a typical semi-detached house with (a) gas central heating is estimated
to be as follows for each of the specified locations:
(i) Braemar +32 per cent.
(ii) Lerwick +48 per cent.
(iii) Aberdeen +32 per cent.
(iv) Edinburgh +25 per cent.
(v) Dundee +25 per cent.
(vi) Glasgow +23 per cent.
The percentage of extra fuel required to heat a typical semi-detached house with (b) non-white electric heating is estimated to be
as follows for each of the specified locations:
(i) Braemar +32 per cent.
(ii) Lerwick +47 per cent.
(iii) Aberdeen +32 per cent.
(iv) Edinburgh +25 per cent.
(iv) Dundee +25 per cent.
(vi) Glasgow +23 per cent.
These figures have been calculated using the Building Research Establishment domestic energy model and taking Bristol as the base
case.
Subjects
Consumption; Energy; Electricity; Households; Heating; Natural gas; Scotland; Weather
Date
5 March 1997
Reference
18687; 291 c635W
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House of Commons