Jambo

I've been reading around the forums quite a lot and have only picked up a bit of this information. It would be *really* useful if ballpark costs could be collected in a single thread. Ranges would be great, how often the costs are incurred and links to further info. e.g. Mooring (North) - £x to £y, monthly Mooring (South) - £x to £y, monthly License (canals & rivers) - £420 to £915, annually (link) BSS - £x to £y, ever four years (link) Insurance - £x to £y, annually Diesel - £x to £y, per mile Maintenance (?? bit tricky maybe but hull blacking, repainting, engine service and any other significant items would be interesting to know)

Had a quick search on the forum for operating costs but couldn't come up with a thread. Are there any which summarise the main costs for upkeep of a boat? I expect there are lots of ifs and buts but it would be interesting to see.

Suddenly in geological terms. It took 22,000 years. On current trajectories we're looking at somewhere between 1.6–6.9°C over preindustrial temperatures by the end of the century. And with that I'll stop. It is a boating forum after all :-)

I have to pick you up on this statement because you are missing out a critically important piece of information: Slightly more than 99% of the atmosphere is made up of Nitrogen and Oxygen which are not greenhouse gases and so do nothing to warm the planet.

My understanding is that it applies to all but you can use smokey fuel in exempted stoves even if you're in a smoke control area. If you live in a smoke control area but you don't have an exempted stove then you need to burn smokeless fuels. http://smokecontrol.defra.gov.uk/guidance.php http://smokecontrol.defra.gov.uk/locations.php http://smokecontrol.defra.gov.uk/appliances.php

Hi Just recently came across this forum and have been looking around and found this thread. You should check out the very useful PV GIS tool. It lets you choose your location, input your system characteristics and it'll output average daily and monthly generation across the year.