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Are you referring to a scheme where a company installs a solar PV system to your home and you then pay a monthly fee? If so, please provide details. ...
@transparent While I agree with your suggestions, and have made similar ones myself on a number of occasions, the point at which I feel it falls dow...
Please continue to contribute. All I ask is that when people offer help that they try to make certain that the advice being provided is correct for ...
I also recollect that the PHE is associated with the heating circuit and not the hot water cylinder. Unfortunately confusion can arise when people jum...
One way that you may be able to reduce your energy consumption is by ensuring your gas boiler is operating in condensing mode. A further method is to ...
Don't forget the pipework inside also needs to be insulated.
@iantelescope I have no problem with a Thermino, I just pointed out the differences. The best person to discuss Thermino's with would be @toodles,...
@majordennisbloodnok Rather than pylons it may be possible to install underground cables, at something like 5 times the cost. I do believe that at t...
@majordennisbloodnok They already have them, they are the poles that distribute the supply locally. They are a tree, without the branches, leaves an...
I thought that you would have realised by now, they just erect pylons to annoy everyone, except for the pylon huggers.
The increase in standing charges is allegedly to pay for the present and proposed upgrades to the distribution systems, so that everyone will be able ...
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