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	RE: Cooling with Samsung Gen6 and Flow error By IaAck, 6 days ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	I see that these fan coil radiators either come with a two-way or three-way control valve built into them. What does the valve do? Well from a quick read of yhe operator instructions, it appears the ...
	RE: Ripped Off: How UK Homeowners Are Paying Gas Prices for Wind Energy By Toodles, 6 days ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring & Providers
	@jeff And now for something I have never noticed before! I have had a few days recently where no grid energy has been used by us at all; on those days, instead of the usual 42 pence standing charge, i...
	Cooling with Samsung Gen6 and Flow error By EcoBaker, 6 days ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	HI I've got a Samsung gen6 ASHP, which I am trying to use for cooling. I have a large Harnitek fan assisted radiator in my main living room. Whenever I put the cooling on after about an 40 mins I get ...
	RE: Ripped Off: How UK Homeowners Are Paying Gas Prices for Wind Energy By Jeff, 7 days ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring & Providers
	Short video from Greg on the announcement
	RE: Failed install (initial SCOP1.8), clueless installer compounded by poor manufacturer support. Help needed desperately! By Brendon Uys, 7 days ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@bart That is terrible and a clear breach of the building regulations, and therefore a breach of the law. The CPS is neglecting its duty to you as a member of the public if they have accepted it.
	RE: Ripped Off: How UK Homeowners Are Paying Gas Prices for Wind Energy By Toodles, 7 days ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring & Providers
	@jeff Many, Many thanks Jeff, that is far easier to read! I hope they can manage to cause Data Centre plans to evolve around ‘power plenty’ areas - it makes such good sense! OE’s. Greg Jackson will be...
	RE: Ripped Off: How UK Homeowners Are Paying Gas Prices for Wind Energy By Jeff, 7 days ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring & Providers
	Sure. Basically: 1. Zonal wholesale pricing isn't going ahead. Too much risk. I won't dwell on the points as it is what it is now, no zonal wholesale pricing 2. There are going to be changes behind t...