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@etchedpixels Absolutely, the 4 pm to 7 pm penalty could make a difference, especially if the house is all electric and use electricity for cooking. U...
I would love the opportunity. But, as told by my loved ones, with my libertarian capitalistic values asking for low tax, I might not last a month in t...
@transparent Not sure whether any.new offshore wind turbines (Dogger Bank?) are going operational in the July quarter which could drag prices down. Or...
The spark gap seems to have narrowed this time from 4.3 to 3.6. While electricity prices are going up by nearly 5%, gas prices are going up by 27%. I ...
The spark gap seems to have narrowed this time from 4.3 to 3.6. While electricity prices are going up by nearly 5%, gas prices are going up by 27%. I ...
I did some modelling using our real consumption figures and even with our smaller 13 kWh battery, our winter average rate per kWh was roughly similar ...
@indevolt-uk Keen to know more about the pricing and when this would be available in the UK.
@toodles They still taste good when cooked using magnets!!
@batpred Who doesn't like bubble and squeak?!
@batpred Yes, that could work and I have offered to charge my car once a month for like an hour if Octopus do check for patterns in usage. Having said...
I was showing a friend around all our renewable tech today who is interested in switching to a HP. What you are doing is the advice I essentially gave...
@jamespa I definitely made full use of the Cosy tariff and cycled thrice a day. But, I was a bit concerned, as unlike Tesla batteries Growatt doesn't ...
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