WhiskyLassie
Well-Known Member
Morning folks
Hippo
Lord Hippo
At sea its easier to get permission to build. The wind is greater and average amount more stable so they can generate more often and for longerer periods. That produces a greater value of lectric.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Fort that were sizewell c wiv its guaranteed higher payment
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Eye was wondering when someone would spot that. Polar bears will start gerrin colder. Global warming fixed.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Eye fink most timber these days is soft wood. Grown fast so bends easily as it dries. Trick is to buy it straight and use it quick.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Surprising wiv big brother on. A favourite watch for tratterers.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Yer can get 15 years oot a new combi. Loads of deals like service it wiv British gas and they warranty the parts for and additional year each time. Would be interesting to know if a 30 year old boiler kept its efficiency. I remember when we were all putting up our gas bills and yours were high compared to mine. Gas heating only 60 sovs er month.Boiler change business case.
Current boiler efficiency 74%. New Condensing boiler efficiency 94%, Fuel cost saving c.20% on current bill.
Current GAS cost per day (averaged of the whole year) is £4.74, so the savings will be 20% of this 365 x 4.74 x.2 = £346 PA.
New boiler cost to supply and install £2,500 payback period on savings = 7.2 years just to pay for the changeout.
New "high-efficiency boiler " expected lifespan 10 years. So only 3 year of 346 PA savings = £1,000 benefit over 10 years.
Then get back on the merry go round of paying for another new boiler.
I'm not sure that sticking with my 30 year old boiler isn't still the best option TBH. I expect to be dead in 10..15 years time.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Tratterers are busy watching big brother.
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Lord Hippo
Yer but no but the suns rays gerrin to heat us.If (not saying we have) sealed heat in, We've also sealed it out
DevonGuy
Well-Known Member
Thank yew mai bud. Iffn us gets orl the loose stuff indoors it should be ok. Us’ve tied the chickens tu old scale weights zo they shud be ok. Mornin orl!
Ee dunt lyk mee
I thought quite high for lincs but it's what he charges so I have to pay itooooft is that good these days.
Strong southerly wind blowing today. Will have to burn a bit extra diesel as I'm heading south. But the journey home should be a bit quicker with the tail wind.
That surely depends more on the respective sizes of our dwellings and their rates of heat loss does it not?
Gas consumption here is 46.22Kw daily on average. That includes use of the gas hob for cooking. £4.74/day.
4 bed 1930's gaff with 8 foot ceilings. As insulated as I can make it.
It does, that is true.
Good thing here which explains the advantages and disadvantages.
Onshore vs offshore wind energy: what’s the difference? | National Grid Group
Where onshore and offshore wind turbines differ is in their position, size, scale and how the electricity they generate is transferred. Find out about the roles that offshore and onshore wind energy play in the transition to a carbon-free electricity system.
