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It will happen, but not for years (unless The Greens get in, when we'll all be freezing in the dark...).>I don't think the gas ban will ever happen... At least, not until the UK
There's no conversion machine. Here is the explanation from a gas bill
last year:
"Your gas meter measures usage in units, but like all suppliers, we have
to do a bit of maths to turn it into kWh. Here's how it works:
GAS UNITS USED X CALORIFIC VALUE (39.1) X VOLUME CORRECTION (1.02264) ÷
3.6"
That particular month, I used 146 units according to the gas meter, so
the calculation was:
146 x 39.1 x 1.02244 / 3.6 = 1621.6 (rounded to 1622kWh)
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The caloric value and volume correction varies slightly depending on the
source of the natural gas. Note that for modern gas meters, 1 unit = 1
cubic metre.
>The easy way would be to compare direct gas heating with resistive>
electric heating, both of which are crazy inefficient.
??? Forgetting for the moment the source of the electricity, resistive
electric heating is 100% efficient!
>There is a movement here to eliminate gas to Save The Earth. Berkeley>
CA forbids running gas to new-construction homes. I'm sure that will
keep Climate Change from affecting Berkeley.
Similar here. There's going to be a ban on gas heaters for new homes
from 2025 (probably?). See
<https://www.greenmatch.co.uk/blog/gas-boiler-ban>
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becomes 100% totally self sufficient in green/renewable i.e.
solar/wind/nuclear.It's a bit ilke the electric car situation.. It will
be 50+ years before there are no IC cars. Jeff- Have you considered
switching to Octopus Energy and get on their tracker/Agile tariffs? I'm
from the UK..
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