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@escapist Good article. I was not aware such a high percentage of the heat pumps in the Nordics are A2A. But buildings are clearly not all the same...
Good point, I only know about heatpumpmonitor, which focuses on ASHP even if it covers some GSHP. Would there be anything similar for A2A?
@majordennisbloodnok I understand the EPC template is being reviewed (and perhaps the process as well). If missing data etc is added to it it could...
Love that! I also value real world feedback from the most demanding users. A thought: how large could an airbnb with a simple a2a heating system be an...
Just wanted to add that, as I wrote before, it would be great if the gov would accept one of the suggestions made above: to allow a BUS type of incent...
@jamespa I also think that a tiny number of households prepare for a heatpump install well before the boiler fails, the incentives do not seem to b...
We are on the same tariff, on 3.5p/kwh. So until early 2027, when it expires, I see no scenario where I would want to switch. That makes good s...
@old_scientist Fair enough, that may be similar to the algarvian thermal shock experience …
Thermal shock brings back memories of holding the driving wheel while driving back from the Algarvian beaches… 🔥 Nothing remotely close to t...
Could they not infuse the propane with the special perfume they mix gas with, or would that not be good enough because it stays low?
A sprinkler may be your best friend, assuming you are far away from the new Kent desert! 😁
I suspect that would not be a difficult decision, if I had the option. From my calculations we are getting £45 a month. Not even considering that the ...
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