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RE: Boiler Upgrade Scheme funding reduced by circa £750 million in 2026 budget

Yeah, great catch. So this will reduce the total number of grants awarded, but not the value of the grant, meaning they may run out of grants part-way...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Tradespeople on Their Phones: What’s Acceptable When They’re Working in Your Home?

I don't think I've ever had a tradesperson talking for what I would consider an unacceptable amount of time on the phone. In any case, for me, as long...

2 weeks ago
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RE: The Changing Jet Stream Could Challenge UK Air Source Heat Pumps

I agree that you need more headroom than 6.4kW vs 7.0kW, what you're said is entirely reasonable. I would add that (a) there is an error margin on the...

2 weeks ago
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RE: The Changing Jet Stream Could Challenge UK Air Source Heat Pumps

@rob-of-york Yes, true, petrol (but also electric) cars sold here work fine in Norway too. I wouldn't necessarily be comfortable in one though! The ...

3 weeks ago
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RE: The Changing Jet Stream Could Challenge UK Air Source Heat Pumps

I'm with EtchedPixels. Heat pumps designed for -6C won't keep a house warm at -20C, that is true, but it is hardly unique to heat pumps. Nothing in ou...

3 weeks ago
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RE: How will removing the standing charge on gas bills benefit heat pumps?

The shoulder months are very difficult to judge COP on in my experience. They're "inflated" because the temperature is high, but "deflated" because it...

3 weeks ago
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RE: How much of your renewable and home setup would still work if the internet went down?

Another angle to this is how vulnerable it leaves you to hackers. I have a GivEnergy battery. The company, somewhat infamously, is now defunct. Thei...

3 weeks ago
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RE: How much of your renewable and home setup would still work if the internet went down?

I love computers, I use them all the time, which is why I don't rely on "cloud" stuff. The "cloud" is just someone else's computer -- but I have a com...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?

I have a very bog standard 1970s detached house with cavity wall insulation and double glazing put in 20+ years ago. The radiators were "oversized", a...

4 weeks ago
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RE: battery storage without solar

Grid, but would standalone be much simpler?

4 weeks ago
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RE: battery storage without solar

So if I want to gain the minimum level of qualifications to install a battery and inverter in my house, what would the path be? Is that even feasible ...

4 weeks ago
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RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?

Not sure that's fair, the BUS isn't designed for low-income households so I'm not sure I'd expect them to receive them? There are other schemes design...

1 month ago
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