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So ours is the most expensive? Woohoo, winning!
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So ours is the most expensive? Woohoo, winning!
Head in the sand much.Nice work skipping over the main point i made
The problem with this "movement" is a lot of people that can pay bills but dont want to are using it as an excuse to not pay or a lot of people are jumping on this with no proper thought to the harm this will do to their finances. Also 100,000 "pledging" doesnt mean 100,000 will withhold payment. PLedging means nothing unless you actually do it and i think you'll find a lot more people pledged than will actually follow through which then means the whole thing was pointless and hurts the most vulnerable of all.
Feet marching in the street is much more effective but we wouldnt want to do that because it involves getting off social media and putting on a jacket and some shoes and going somewhere!
Yes please.Yeah I made it. There is a first sheet that has all the information for the changes each month and you can adjust to show your rates as you want if you have anything different.
It also has my Octopus fixed in the sheet to do that compare over next 6 months and also what 2023-2024 will look like assuming moment April rate for the the year.
Want me to link file with WeTransfer?
Cost of capital is going a bit far for a home solar installHistorically I would say you would be lucky to see anything back from solar. Also I believe the real negative ones were the ones you didnt own so rightfully needed to be understood in regards the negatives of them being up there.
With panels becoming really common I suspect over the next few years and being able to demonstrate that you have a system capable of saving eg over £1000 a year on utils then unless utils crash in price I can only really see solar as a positive now. (when owned outright)
My ROI (return on investment, calculated properly so real ROI not the simpler version people use (who use return of investment)) is 11 years. Based on 29p electric, 2% inflation, 10% cost of capital. I suspect real ROI will be half that if energy prices for elec get close to £1 as predicted.
Thats ignoring any benefit from being able to buy cheap units of elec as thats not a certainty.
Its predicted to save me about 3000 units of elec a year, plus divert some units to water cylinder saving gas.
Ours is better qualitySo ours is the most expensive? Woohoo, winning!
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Brexit dividend for sure, and we had woke dock workers turning away ships filled with oil because they were Russian registered.So ours is the most expensive? Woohoo, winning!
So ours is the most expensive? Woohoo, winning!
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Silly solar panels question...
Can you not get them installed them on something akin to a car trailer, to take with you if you moved home?
You won’t generate enough power in the winter to power a heater I’m afraid. Get yourself some thermals and work a bit harder I’d suggestI work from my shed since covid hit and in winter it can get really cold, it's lined with Celotex, then OSB, it has rubber flooring + a carpet, 1 weakness is the 'shed style' door on one side that I can't sela up like I have the other side.
Last winter I ran a 2500W oil heat from ~ 8am then on/off throughout the day, I've worked out this will now cost me over £7 a day, any suggestions other than insulation as I've kinda done all I can in that regard.
House is west facing so solar is a no go, but perhaps a small solar panel on the shed (south facing roof) to a small heater? How would I even start with that?
Exercise bike, get fit while you work, and save money too! Win/win.I work from my shed since covid hit and in winter it can get really cold, it's lined with Celotex, then OSB, it has rubber flooring + a carpet, 1 weakness is the 'shed style' door on one side that I can't sela up like I have the other side.
Last winter I ran a 2500W oil heat from ~ 8am then on/off throughout the day, I've worked out this will now cost me over £7 a day, any suggestions other than insulation as I've kinda done all I can in that regard.
House is west facing so solar is a no go, but perhaps a small solar panel on the shed (south facing roof) to a small heater? How would I even start with that?
You won’t generate enough power in the winter to power a heater I’m afraid. Get yourself some thermals and work a bit harder I’d suggest![]()
Exercise bike, get fit while you work, and save money too! Win/win.
Been watching the thread a lot.
Was reading £6500 prediction for April earlier.
I've stopped worrying as it feels like I can only turn off so much/ afford so much and it feels like the predictions,with it being so far away and going one way, are just . "Insert random number here"
Will it be £8679 in April? how about £10849?
I wonder if Ireland includes Northern Ireland, you'd think it would be the same grid but maybe they have to pay the Brexit tax as wellSo ours is the most expensive? Woohoo, winning!
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Who.... me? If so please explain your commentHead in the sand much.
Maybe watching pornhub in the shed isn’t such a good idea.Only so much energy can be generated from smashing a keyboard![]()
Lol, my generator is ready to go.