Would you buy a home people might confuse with a store?

[AdrianH]

It's the boiler, provides hot water for the house.

The UK government are pushing to move away from gas boilers for water heating to heat pumps, especially for new built homes that are pretty much forced to install heat pumps.

I really don't know enough about heat pumps though to comment on them.

 

[KenMasters]

The UK government are pushing to move away from gas boilers for water heating to heat pumps, especially for new built homes that are pretty much forced to install heat pumps.

I really don't know enough about heat pumps though to comment on them.

I'm guessing these are what they refer to as heat pumps in the UK - energy ratings of these devices in the homes we're looking at are typically in the A to A++ range.

It's also new to us as hot water in Copenhagen is distributed by the municipality, rather than generated on site.

 

[bokka1]

It's also new to us as hot water in Copenhagen is distributed by the municipality, rather than generated on site.

What? How does this work?

 

[KenMasters]

What? How does this work?

That’s fun - the clip of them installing the pipes is in front of my apartment!

 

[Old User]

The UK government are pushing to move away from gas boilers for water heating to heat pumps, especially for new built homes that are pretty much forced to install heat pumps.

I really don't know enough about heat pumps though to comment on them.

Pretty much the case everywhere as it’s 800W for the same efficiency as conventional energy burn equivalent to 3kW+.

 

[BeatHero]

I would! And besides, it could be a true store in the future!