It's mythological too!

How's the £16 million arrived at? If we'd not switched off the wind turbines, would they have met the complete demand, so we wouldn't have needed the £12 million at all? And would they have provided that power for free? There seems to be some double/treble counting here.

So you want me to buy a book of essays.

No, I can't see how that qualifies as evidence (though I guess it may contain some examples and assertions).

Care to give some examples? It's impossible to establish if your assertion is true without some evidence🤔

Sadly true, despite there being technical solutions that give us everything we're used to with zero carbon. But some powerful people would lose money, so..😢

They do on Windows 10&11.

So it won't be climate change that wipes us out after all. We've already proven we're not capable of doing sensible things in a pandemic. At least victims of the Black Death had the "excuse" of germ theory not being known back then☹️

E, but mostly C.

Yup. I know "it takes time", but not "getting on with it" is costing millions. Labour need to fix an awful lot of stuff *fast* and interconnectors should be very high on the list.

2/2 There are potential advantages of clustering heat pumps together and distributing heat on a housing estate build though - maintenance is centralised, single unit failure isn't a big issue, power supplies and battery/thermal storage can be colocated too.

Heat networks have advantages when the housing unit density is high, like in apartment blocks or cities generally.1/2

Doesn't seem to be a real thing. Think about buildings you see that are covered with air con units. Same thing.

They don't want to ban foreign money as they are hoping to get a load too.

Yeah, but my Diesel can do a million miles without refueling while towing a cruise ship😂

It's the price of all the other gas that's gone up

Same. The console is great, but the games I really like are rare.