Re:Heat Pumps Take on Cold Climates
by epistasis on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @11:25AM
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Especially if you get your electricity from PG&E, who charges ridiculously high transmission and distribution fees.
It makes financial sense in a lot of places to switch to solar plus battery for nearly all energy use. Especially if you can charge your EV directly from solar. Heat pumps at night and in the evening need the batteries though.
It makes financial sense in a lot of places to switch to solar plus battery for nearly all energy use. Especially if you can charge your EV directly from solar. Heat pumps at night and in the evening need the batteries though.