Whatever is built needs to get past the regulator, you can't just YOLO up a nuclear power station.
I dunno, they (tories)can YOLO up fake PPE,test & trace IT contracts... AND customs/boarder checks and security
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Whatever is built needs to get past the regulator, you can't just YOLO up a nuclear power station.
Was it not also the case that if they had constructed it to its original design, it also wouldn’t have happened. I remember reading that the sea wall was meant to be bigger and more resilient but it was costed down during the build to save cash. I am sure someone will correct me if I am wrong there.
It's called an arc...
If its legit I'd snap their hand off at that price. Out of interest do you have an electric car to have such High usage?
With all these overnight car tariffs. Is it at all possible to not only charge the car but use unneeded energy in the car batteries as a powerbank, that would significantly raise its utility and justify ownership to a lot more people
I'm going to be a bit disappointed if this possibility has never been considered. I guess its not easy as it requires management and extra wiring but imo should be a normal thing
Thought so, I assume as my car usage is about 300kwh a month, essentially its doubling my electric usageI have a PHEV but I drive a lot and put around 160KWh in it per month. So almost 2000KWh per year. Real house usage is around 4400KWh, still high but I have a number of always on servers that I will start switching off a night soon if idle.
Sacked off Netflix and Amazon Prime.
That'll also save me a lot of impulse purchases via Amazon.
And the TV will be on a lot less as there's not much worth watching on normal telly.
After the World Cup footy I'll sack of the TV License, and then there'll be nothing to watch so I may as well sell the TV.
With all these overnight car tariffs. Is it at all possible to not only charge the car but use unneeded energy in the car batteries as a powerbank, that would significantly raise its utility and justify ownership to a lot more people
I'm going to be a bit disappointed if this possibility has never been considered. I guess its not easy as it requires management and extra wiring but imo should be a normal thing
It seems Netflix are losing a lot of customers now, and I'm sure the other streaming services will take a big hit too.I got a price rise email from Netflix yesterday, so seems the earlier comment about them staggering it was correct. Will probably keep Amazon prime but I like the idea of just temporarily signing up to Netflix to binge watch a show or two.
Hoping this just happens seems to be part of the strategy. It's the only thing that will make decentralised storage go mass scale and support the ever increasing wind and solar roll out without buggering the grid up good and proper. In the mean time the big centralised energy providers and petro-chem industry will be piling into hydrogen as an alternative play for a centralised storage model. I can be fairly sure without bothering to check where the hair shirt brigade will stand on the matter.But the increased use on the battery is going to degrade it earlier costing more in the longer run when it needs replacing - though may be more useful as a general thing if/when batteries with significantly higher cycle lifetime, etc. are readily available.
Not had mine yet, but as soon as it goes up from £5.99 I'll be ditching it, barely watch anything on there so any rises pushes it the wrong way for me.I got a price rise email from Netflix yesterday, so seems the earlier comment about them staggering it was correct. Will probably keep Amazon prime but I like the idea of just temporarily signing up to Netflix to binge watch a show or two.
It seems Netflix are losing a lot of customers now, and I'm sure the other streaming services will take a big hit too.
With all these overnight car tariffs. Is it at all possible to not only charge the car but use unneeded energy in the car batteries as a powerbank, that would significantly raise its utility and justify ownership to a lot more people
I'm going to be a bit disappointed if this possibility has never been considered. I guess its not easy as it requires management and extra wiring but imo should be a normal thing
It's ridiculous that they charge extra for 4k these days!Reduced my Netflix to poverty spec 1080p. Hey at least my downloads will seem more "special" now.