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G99 also applies when there is more than one G98 appliance being installed at the same dwelling. Thus if I were to have a solar-inverter and a stora...
For how long do you think that will be the case? 1: The electricity generation mix at night is different. There's no solar, but there's considerably...
I think it is possible to assess whether the Suppliers and consumers are each getting a fair share. Certain payments originate from NESO, rather tha...
That comment and others here are 'on topic' in that this discussion is based on money. However, the only way to way to correctly address NE...
As I recall, 3kW is the maximum available from the maintained outlet if you've bought sufficient add-on battery packs. I'd need to check the specs a...
Nationally-based Demand Flexibility makes little sense. The Transmission grid is divided by Boundaries, each of which has a maximum capacity rating....
There are electricians who would be prepared to implement such a strategy...... but not if the Loads could exceed the 400w available. You could simp...
Demand Flexibility Services appears to conflict with present government policy. But NESO are correctly following 'good science' rather than political ...
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RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff?
@old_scientist There’s such enormous flux in energy mar...
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RE: Analysis of the economics of switching to an A2W ASHP compared to other heat sources
@rob-of-york Very sound analysis, albeit for a curre...
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RE: Is it just me, or does tradesperson timekeeping and communication drive you absolutely mad?
Yes, and I would suggest likely to get worse with more ...
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RE: Electricity price predictions
This topic seems more suitable for this thread... I a...
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RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?
It is clearly difficult to say, there must be cases whe...
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RE: Panasonic Free Multi Z and Etherea Internal units.
@dgclimatecontrol Thank you for that information and re...
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RE: My Kronoterm Adapt 0312 ASHP is finally installed!
@editor It was serendipitous really. Both my wife and I...
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@mrkfm, I'd also suggest that whenever you're ready, st...
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RE: Are you planning to use a wood burner to supplement your central heating this winter?
I use my stove daily for backup and comfort. Definitely...
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@rob-of-york Thanks. I wish I'd started on this site as...
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RE: Solar Power Output – Let’s Compare Generation Figures
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RE: Passiv Smart Thermostat - Help & Forum Support
Thanks Will. I'll probably be a week or so before get...
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RE: Cooling using an air to water heat pump
From experience this summer, a single-split A2A unit on...
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RE: Cooling with air to water heat pumps
@editor does that mean you have to have two separate ex...
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