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RE: Plug and play solar. Thoughts?

I share @derekdeleon 's safety concerns on the electrical side of the issue, The site description of the mains connection is vague and might have su...

1 year ago
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Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
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RE: Battery storage to run Heat Pump.

That 10% is an estimate @jamespabut it's worthwhile noting that it has more than double the effect which you might at first suppose. Looking at the ...

1 year ago
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Energy Storage
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RE: Battery storage to run Heat Pump.

Indeed @broadsman and I had been intending to add another comment,but instead spent several days trying to wrest domain names and email archives out o...

1 year ago
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Energy Storage
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RE: Battery storage to run Heat Pump.

A Block Tariff can potentially be used as a mechanism to alleviate social pressures. Imagine these potential situations: a patient is to be disc...

1 year ago
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Energy Storage
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RE: Battery storage to run Heat Pump.

Yes. That's a rising consumption-related tariff. One of Ofgem's options in their Consultation is for a Falling Block Tariff. In that scenario, tho...

1 year ago
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Energy Storage
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RE: Battery storage to run Heat Pump.

In this context @toodles being profligate would be a household which doesn't reduce its energy consumption during the high-demand periods within the t...

1 year ago
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Energy Storage
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RE: Battery storage to run Heat Pump.

If you've been following the above, you will appreciate that my explanations of Tariffs have been 'informed' by the Ofgem Consultation on Zero Standin...

1 year ago
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Energy Storage
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