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	RE: Analysis of the economics of switching to an A2W ASHP compared to other heat sources By Rob of York, 2 weeks ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	Playing some what-if games with the numbers. If the Govt. were to remove all of the levies from electricity unit prices, i.e. a 4.2p reduction, and gas prices were to increase to around 12p per unit w...
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By Papahuhu, 2 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	@jamespa You can find £80/kWh home batteries now on Amazon. Incredible value.
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By AgentGeorge, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	@old_scientist The restriction on how much you can export is set by the DNO and you need the G99 to export above 3.6kW per phase, which has to be applied for “before” installing a system. Ive just che...
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By Old_Scientist, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	Are you saying that your DNO has restricted the maximum inverter rating to 2.5kW, or that is the hardware limitation of your battery system? I can imagine that 2.5kW would be quite restrictive as you...
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By AgentGeorge, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	@old_scientist its not the size of the battery that limits my system, I can easily add a second or 3rd/4th one. Its stackable. What is the issue is the Inverter is limited to 2.5kWh, i was told thats ...
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By JamesPa, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	Very sensible. Also plug in batteries will hopefully become legal soon and if so are potentially an excellent option with the constant load that a heat pump gives. I have had my heat pump for 2 year...
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By Papahuhu, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	@gz00 (heads up that some heat pump tariff providers will require you to submit your MCS certification when you apply. If not already in your possession, it’s time to chase the installer). Also ensure...
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By gz00, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	What a great site this is. Many thanks for all those who responded to my request. I look forward to future correspondence when I get into our new home. It is very much appreciated that a community lik...
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By Toodles, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	@papahuhu As you say, the work required to extract that £500 extra involves a great deal of time and effort and with my poor sight, extremely irksome. The Tesla system doesn’t lend itself to best use ...
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By Papahuhu, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	@toodlesoodles I’m convinced if you were prepared to modify your usage characteristics and jiggle your tariffs you’d manage it, I bet there’s £500 of value over the year you are not extracting....
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By Toodles, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	@agentgeorge I cook in time for lunch @ 13:00 (one of the many advantages of being retired and enjoying a ‘proper meal’ during the daytime). With us being all electrical and the gas meter long banishe...
	RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff? By Toodles, 3 weeks ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
	@papahuhu If it weren’t for that dratted ‘standing charge’, we would be in negative billing all summer long and for some of the shoulder months too. We still build up some credit due to exporting more...