My question is would it be better to go for a heat pump?
I have a 35 year old oil burner that is still going well
Not necessarily, good insulation is very helpful but probably more important is the air tightness of the house. If you have lots of draughts then it may not be airtight.I assumed it requires max. insulation to make it viable? any thoughts?
Most heat pump systems here seem to be specified on the assumption that they will run for much longer periods to compensate for the lower running temps and slower response times. While high-temp heat pumps are available, I don't see them referenced too often.so if your electricity price is less than 3.5 times the price per kwh of gas/oil it'll be cheaper....
I have solar panels and switched from a (new and relatively efficient) gas boiler to a Heat Pump.
My annual gas bill of 850 euro has disappeared.
My electricity bill has gone up by about 400 euro.
So I'm saving roughly 400 to 500 euro per year from switching to a Heat Pump.
That’s a great result. Mind if I ask about the building structure/fabric?I have solar panels and switched from a (new and relatively efficient) gas boiler to a Heat Pump.
My annual gas bill of 850 euro has disappeared.
My electricity bill has gone up by about 400 euro.
So I'm saving roughly 400 to 500 euro per year from switching to a Heat Pump.
That’s a great result. Mind if I ask about the building structure/fabric?
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