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I was quoted £15000 max for an installation and could claim back on govt grant, but no official figure set as not yet available in my area of UK. Not really an incentive.
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Originally posted by CPFC1965
I was quoted £15000 max for an installation and could claim back on govt grant, but no official figure set as not yet available in my area of UK. Not really an incentive. Limited to 90,000 grants too (out of 20 million+ homes).
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Originally posted by Mr Palaceman
That is such an excellent post on so many levels... I had the very same thought
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Originally posted by cryrst
The main problem is that the temperatures aren't the same as gas boilers deliver. Typically 82*c flow (out water temp) The first batch of people will give their thoughts of how rubbish the idea of heat source boilers are
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We've got underfloor heating in our gaff down here in Sussex so I don't know how that would work with a heat source pump. To suggest that gas boilers will be obsolete in about 15 years time and replaced by heat source seems like the stuff of dreams. Cryst is either in the trade or has done his homework: either way the issues he describes are substantial. As I understand it these systems require an enormous amount of work to install at the cost of thousands of pounds. To convert the entire population is an almost unimaginable task and expense that the government don't appear to have worked through at all. Nice idea, but surely not yet viable. Anyway, where's all the electricity coming from to power just about everything in our lives from kettles to cars to heating? Frankly, it's unlikely I'll still be around to see how all this pans out, but I do worry for my grandchildren.
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