Unfortunately their platform of interaction was twitter and I couldn't be bothered trying to recover my accountI hope you dropped them a nice email ...
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pdk42
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Unfortunately I, as well as a lot of people on here, am aware of this but don't get to host the Sky F1 channel during a race weekend so can't spread that information
WannabeOwner
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Agreed, but I am hopeful that a way will be found. EnerPHit will do, in place of Passive House ... particularly if the exterior brick is not "precious" and the exterior could be wrapped. My hope is that advances in material science etc. will make this a reality for the next generation.
I don't think that's correct. The last coal power station in Scotland was closed in 2016 (Longannet). You may be confusing the fact that Longannet was in the news this week because the final bits were being demolished. There's no coal fired generation in Scotland.
Seems high, unless you're heating it during the day (or referring to more typical winters). My 50 year old house only took 80 kWh/day in gas this winter, and it is not well insulated (open fireplace with ventilation, over half the windows still 'old' double glazing, etc).
Saw this article from the National Grid?
5 Myths about electric vehicles busted | National Grid Group
There are a few facts in the article to shut most of the “not enough capacity” comments down.
The fudsters surely can’t claim that the National Grid are Tesla / electric vehicle fan boys?!? Easily shows plenty of capacity for the future.
5 Myths about electric vehicles busted | National Grid Group
There are a few facts in the article to shut most of the “not enough capacity” comments down.
The fudsters surely can’t claim that the National Grid are Tesla / electric vehicle fan boys?!? Easily shows plenty of capacity for the future.
Saw this article from the National Grid?
5 Myths about electric vehicles busted | National Grid Group
There are a few facts in the article to shut most of the “not enough capacity” comments down.
The fudsters surely can’t claim that the National Grid are Tesla / electric vehicle fan boys?!? Easily shows plenty of capacity for the future.
I've quoted that very article in many a rebuttal on social media and have been shot down that the National Grids project manager (also a Tesla owner BTW and a member of TOUK) is wrong. Its hard to argue with people who believe that they know better than the people that run our energy infrastructure...
I know. Also heard the world was flat, and humans arrived in pyramid shaped spacecraft.
Sorry for digging up an old thread but this one for me was a doozy....
"Trouble is if you have a power cut all the cars on the road will cut out."
I love daily mail readers
"Trouble is if you have a power cut all the cars on the road will cut out."
I love daily mail readers
stonecoldrmw
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ACarneiro
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AndrewGR
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Well, I suppose that if the power cut was long enough all the EVs would stop eventually. Mind you, the petrol pumps wouldn’t work either so the ICE cars would get stranded too.
darkNstormy
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So glad that someone revived this thread. I'd not come across it before and it's one of the funniest and most useful on the site. Some good articles to counter the crap that my dad comes out with. I'm sure he doesn't read the Daily Mail but he's started acting like he does. Having said that, he lives in a North East equivalent of Royston Vasey...
ACarneiro
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Local electricity for local people.
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