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  • 23/04/2021 at 2:41 pm #1899
    Cailum Mazzanti
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      We are looking for resources as to the energy requirements of the communities currently using the Bushlight energy, we have found a document with the specifications (page: 21, Bushlight’s Community Energy Planning Model booklet.pdf), but it is of inadequate quality to be used, we were wondering if there is another copy or similar document to use?

      29/04/2021 at 1:12 pm #1929
      Luke Barbagallo
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        Hey Callum,

        Can you be more specific? Is it that the PDF quality is low so it’s hard to interpret, or are you seeking deeper context?

        Luke

        29/04/2021 at 6:33 pm #1935
        Cailum Mazzanti
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          Hey Luke,
          The resolution of the image is so low that it cannot be interpreted. The image contains a table with what is believed to be power specifications for the towns usage and the capacity of the battery bank etc, but the writing and values can’t be read.

          29/04/2021 at 9:41 pm #1942
          Luke Barbagallo
          Keymaster

            Hey Callum,

            I can see the problem you’re having; I’ll try and track down a higher res version.

            In the meantime, I’d recommend having a look at some of the case studies on CfAT’s website that might give insight to energy needs/system sizes.
            https://cfat.org.au/bushlight-archive

            Cheers,

            Luke

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