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@jamespa I feel that OE have probably re-jigged the Cosy tariff (I call it Cosy MK11) so that more users will find it simpler to heat their homes usin...
@jamespa The Octopus ‘Cosy’ tariff is very clever marketing that hits the nail on the head; peaker plants are expensive and I suspect more expensive t...
@johnmo Or to put it another way: Why are we being charged a levy that subsidises the use of fossil fuel derived gas, for using cleaner / clean elect...
@gunboatdiplomat Perhaps Gregg Jackson should wade in and sort them out! 😉 Toodles.
@old_scientist I will, but it doesn’t stop me looking over my shoulder from time ti time.😉 (Grass is always greener…) Regards, Toodles
@old_scientist Of course, what I’m really doing is justifying to myself that I have made the right decision in changing from Agile to Cosy…. Looking a...
@derek-m Ah! Thank you Derek - and as usual, I had it all wrong! Toodles.
@lucia I too wonder what the 3V3 model might be - as in the case of your proposed one, mine is the EDLA08E2V3. I did once see a table that set out wha...
@majordennisbloodnok And on a positive note regarding energy security, I received a very optimistic and positive message from Sarah at Ripple Energy...
@lucia The EB series has a power hungry back-up heater, I have the ED series (which, in the words of the monologue “Naming of Parts”, We do not have!)...
@jamespa Fairy Nuff! Toodles.
Oh! And that was with the same Daikin model and size ASHP as is actually installed now. I don’t recall any discussion with the engineers who came to s...
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RE: Heat Geek mini store vs pump size
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RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff?
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@tomtheheatingengineer, thank you, and welcome to the f...
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RE: HeatGeek vs Octopus surveys: puzzling disparity - any ideas why?
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