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And it has been.
But I didn't expect it to be replaced with a policy of being "Reform-plus".
And it has been.
But I didn't expect it to be replaced with a policy of being "Reform-plus".
It's the Nanny State gone mad
It's the Nanny State gone mad
All way better than back in the day when I did energy management - back then it was Unix systems, floppy disks, MS-DOS, Lotus 123 and modems
All way better than back in the day when I did energy management - back then it was Unix systems, floppy disks, MS-DOS, Lotus 123 and modems
And that is the full geek journey.
And that is the full geek journey.
Look at red circled bit at top. Shows COP, energy used & heat out
Graph shows half hourly elec use of heat pump & heat out. Now no use between 1600-1900. Peak at end is hot water being heated at cheap rate
Is that geek enough?
Look at red circled bit at top. Shows COP, energy used & heat out
Graph shows half hourly elec use of heat pump & heat out. Now no use between 1600-1900. Peak at end is hot water being heated at cheap rate
Is that geek enough?
So a side effect of having a heat pump is running costs of appliances are cheaper due to new tariff. Hopefully that offsets extra cost between 1600-1900
So a side effect of having a heat pump is running costs of appliances are cheaper due to new tariff. Hopefully that offsets extra cost between 1600-1900
Also COP is better at lower flow temperature than a boiler, so we'll insulated house helps with that too.
Also COP is better at lower flow temperature than a boiler, so we'll insulated house helps with that too.
As a former energy manager I'm nerdily interested in this and I've been monitoring it closely. Running cheaper than gas boiler so far.
As a former energy manager I'm nerdily interested in this and I've been monitoring it closely. Running cheaper than gas boiler so far.
Gas is typically 6.5 p/kWh
Cheap rate elec typically 14.5 p/kWh
COP is typically 3.5 so you get 3.5 kWh of heat out for every kWh of elec
Gas is typically 6.5 p/kWh
Cheap rate elec typically 14.5 p/kWh
COP is typically 3.5 so you get 3.5 kWh of heat out for every kWh of elec
Also message testing shouldn't about the numbers telling you what your policies should be. Policies come from your values. Message testing is about working out the best way to to communicate your policies.
Policies drive the message not the other way around.
Also message testing shouldn't about the numbers telling you what your policies should be. Policies come from your values. Message testing is about working out the best way to to communicate your policies.
Policies drive the message not the other way around.
For me his secret sauce had three ingredients:
* authenticity
* engaging communication style
* hope
Message testing isn't in opposition to this.
For me his secret sauce had three ingredients:
* authenticity
* engaging communication style
* hope
Message testing isn't in opposition to this.