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@transparent So much drama... 😂 They are not for exporting to the grid. And I have just been told this: "They must be hardwired by an el...
@transparent Ok so we crossed posts. You are just linking to one weird company. There's lots of companies selling them and the well-known Dutch com...
I wonder if Octopus might step in.... they had an interest did they not? I think Ripple supplied them. Octopus has a separate generation company so ha...
@editor Thanks. 3-4kw will heat a 200litre water tank with some left over. 😁 I think they are cool too. And it's just the beginning in terms...
@derekdeleon Looks really expensive to me. For £1200 you can get a 3.6kW kit with 4.3 kW of black panels in the UK. Anyone with the inclination to fit...
@transparent Flexibility Services are different to what DESNZ is calling Demand Side Response. Er, cough, ahem.... scuwz me... I most definite...
@adamk I'm sure I recently answered a similar question but here you go:Nordic Omega Aluminium This is what I put in my bathroom to give me high out...
@jeff The government are quite happy for the network operators to upgrade the grid as it doesn't appear on the national debt. One of the challenges ...
@transparent In this context @toodles being profligate would be a household which doesn't reduce its energy consumption during the high-demand peri...
@big_si As has been mentioned you are not the first with this problem. Several 🐙 clients have had Daikin 9s changed for Daikin 8s. The first ...
@jamespa Im interested in that comment. I would like, and can afford, to get a battery. But I cant, however hard I try, make the business case ...
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