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Location of Tyrnävä in Finland

Location of Tyrnävä in Finland

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Figure 4 Location of Tyrnävä in Finland
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Best Practices in Water Asset Utilization for Renewable Energy Generation in Finland, Norway, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland
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This report is published within the Water Asset Renewable Energy Solutions (WARES) project. WARES is a two-year strategic project of the Northern Periphery Programme, which explores the opportunities to generate renewable energy at water utility assets. The project is led by the International Resources and Recycling Institute in Scotland, in partne...
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... 2003) Good practices of solar energy utilization A pilot project of solar energy utilization for groundwater pumping was considered in Tyrnävä, Finland. Tyrnävä is a small munici- pality close to Oulu (Figure 4). In 2013, the amount of inhabitants in the municipality was around 6 600, and this amount is predicted to increase in future. ...
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... Northern Ireland, wind energy as a part of WARES is explored in Loughmacrory pilot site, illustrated in Figure 14. In Ireland, implementation of wind energy within the WARES project is on the way. ...
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... 15 gives information about the pilot site in Achill. Figure 14. Wind WARES pilot in Loughmacrory, Northern Ireland (ARNI, 2014;D-maps.com, ...

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