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RE: Heat pump branding. Clever, contemporary… or a bit too much?

...or it was there and was lost thanks to laziness and has been forgotten now it's needed again. That's a fantastic insight, @hml1827; thanks for sh...

1 week ago
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RE: Heat pump branding. Clever, contemporary… or a bit too much?

Possibly, @toodles, but there was never a national or international drive to push people towards gas central heating in a finite (and, in particular, ...

1 week ago
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RE: Heat pump branding. Clever, contemporary… or a bit too much?

That is where I both agree and have the biggest problem with corporate marketing. If I think about anyone I know well and have a personal connection...

1 week ago
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RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News

I wonder how long it will be for someone to release a more generic variation of this that can work with pretty much any heat pump. Or for Octopus to o...

1 week ago
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RE: New GSHP idea / concept

Although regulations may well vary from country to country. Canada's equivalent to the Environment Agency may be more lax than the UK or, indeed, stri...

1 week ago
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RE: battery storage without solar

...and there you answer my question. Thanks.  

1 week ago
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RE: battery storage without solar

And that's the crux. There's a difference between Part P being followed and a certificate being issued. With a degree of care, I could follow the Pa...

1 week ago
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RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?

I know what you mean, @etchedpixels. However, the big difference is that the steps required to make the system low temp ready are more straightforward...

1 week ago
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RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?

A drum that @rob-of-york has (rightly, in my opinion) been banging across several threads is the one of trying to make the BUS grant or any successor ...

1 week ago
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RE: battery storage without solar

In general, you're right. However, the law on electrical work is rather more explicit, and governed by (I believe) Part P of the Building Regulations....

1 week ago
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RE: battery storage without solar

I don't know about simpler, but you can perfectly legally create any off-grid system you like. It's only when the kit is connected to the grid that a ...

1 week ago
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RE: New GSHP idea / concept

Hi, @ronv, and welcome to the forum. Good to have a new International member as well. I'm certainly no professional but at a first glance I think yo...

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