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RE: New Standard Set to Revolutionise Heat Pump Installations in the UK

I agree. I've yet to encounter an "app" that was They all seem to suffer from bugs and fairly poor support. BTW, it is computer programs; programme...

2 years ago
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Government Schemes, Regulations, Training, Planning & Organisations
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RE: Incorrect Billing of Customers with a Smart Meter

I can believe that a car charger will be an ESA, but I don't think an actual car is. And I don't use the timing facilities in my charger, I use those ...

2 years ago
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Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
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RE: Incorrect Billing of Customers with a Smart Meter

Just to note that the closing date for the consultation has been changed to the 21 June from today 11 June. (edited to correct typo in date)

2 years ago
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Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
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RE: Incorrect Billing of Customers with a Smart Meter

Err, I think BST (used in summer) is one hour in advance of UTC as is CET (used in winter). GMT (used in winter) is the same as UTC and CEST (used in ...

2 years ago
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Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring, Electrics & Providers
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RE: Do thick walls make for warm houses?

Yes, I know about U & R values. That's exactly why I'm asking! U = 1.68 W/m² K => R = 0.595 m²K/W U = 2.78 W/m² K => R = 0.360 m²K/W 0...

2 years ago
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Insulation
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RE: Do thick walls make for warm houses?

How do you work out that "Solid 600mm thick walls have a U-value of 1.68 W/m² K" whilst "Solid 300mm thick walls have a U-value of 2.78 W/m² K"? Surel...

2 years ago
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Insulation
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