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@jeff QE, Is that not another way to describe 'live now, pay later', or better still, get someone else to pay later.
@jeff So it would appear that the Government does use money raised from taxes, quite often along with money also borrowed, to fund its spending plan...
Whilst I obviously don't know the inner working of Government like you, the way I interpret your statement 'This is a common myth that government inve...
That's great news prjohn, so the Government can abolish all the taxes since they are surplus to requirements. That will solve the energy crises and co...
I'm afraid subsidising everyone's energy bills is not the answer, and also is not sustainable in the long term. I fully agree that those who are reall...
@prjohn I wonder if the UK would still be in this position if the Electricity and Gas Industries had not been privatised? I worked in the Electricit...
Hi Hydros, My suggestion is not guaranteed to work every time, there may be odd days when the overnight temperature is greater than the daytime temp...
@editor Hi Mars, We have an A2A ASHP, which does not suffer from having 'fancy' controls and thermostats. Once there is sufficient solar PV genera...
Hi Hydros, I think that you will find that in most cases the opposite will be true. On the modelling that I have carried out, working the heat pump ...
Hi @transparent Rather than provide money to China for them to spend on their military, can you recommend any British, or at least European, battery...
Hi @chickenbig One of the benefits of gas is that it can be stored in bulk for later use, which is not yet the case with electricity.
Hi @hamish-mcmichael As you state it all sounds good in theory. Does the insurance backed scheme that you mentioned cover systems that are install...
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