PVs only work during daylight and add nothing in the winter so a complete waste of money and embedded carbon. They add zero to energy security as each MW they produce has to be backed up by gas. Simply virtue signalling. £67m paid to 1 turbine coy to keep them switched OFF!!

But it’s not very Green energy at all. The turbine blades will have to go to landfill, the embedded energy to construct the concrete bases and manufacture the turbines will never be offset. What’s green about that?
PVs are pointless at the latitude of the UK.

Made these at primary school.

Another failure to capitalise the species so it gets lots on all the words. Daft. Nobody else posts like this.

So why does this species have no capitals (stupid idea) and your post yesterday had Reed Warbler with the correct capitals? Please stick to capitals.

We just missed the boat that day too.

Lights mirrors lenses for me.

Exactly, you should do these things in any case. Thermal mass in older houses helps to maintain a balanced temperature throughout the year. Building Regs still don’t require sufficient insulation in new housing (nor include for swift or bee bricks as standard) and that should be the focus.

You don’t need Passivhaus in the UK. Scandinavia and Central Europe have a much wider range of temperature and they work fine there. Get good blinds and keep them shut during the heat of the day then open the windows in the evening to cool down. (40 years in construction)

Have a blast!

Sure. Thanks.