Which Heating System Has the Cheapest Running Costs? | Electric Radiators Direct

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  • Опубликовано: 2 дек 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @boltonmattd9759
    @boltonmattd9759 Месяц назад

    This research doesn't appear to take into account heating water. I am thinking about replacing my old oil central heating system with electric heating but I need to know about hot water for the taps.

  • @BenIsInSweden
    @BenIsInSweden 7 месяцев назад

    How on earth did you get to ground source costing 30% more to run than air source?

    • @ElectricRadiatorsDirect
      @ElectricRadiatorsDirect  7 месяцев назад

      Hi there,
      Thanks for getting in touch. The research for this video was conducted in 2023 - please see our disclaimer in our description. Prices may have changed since this time and as always, costs depend on individual circumstances and property type. We always suggest conducting thorough research before choosing the right heating system for you.
      Thanks
      The ERD Team

    • @BenIsInSweden
      @BenIsInSweden 7 месяцев назад +4

      @@ElectricRadiatorsDirect So rather useless then, as not comparing like for like.
      A better comparison would be
      Average UK household heating = 10,000kWh
      Give a generous Gas and Oil Boiler efficiency of 90%.
      Air Source Heat Pump SCOP between 3 and 5.
      Ground Source Heat Pump SCOP between 4 and 6.
      Price per kWh of Electricity: 24.5p
      Price per kWh of Gas: 6.04p
      Price per kWh of Oil: 6p
      Annual Consumptions:
      Electric Radiators: 10,000kWh
      Gas and Oil Boilers: 11,111kWh
      ASHP: 2000-3333kWh
      GSHP: 1666-2500kWh
      Annual cost at price cap:
      Electric Radiators: £2,450
      Gas: £671
      Oil: £666
      ASHP: £490-£817
      GSHP: £408-£612
      With the caveat that all electrical based sources can make use of time of use tariffs, solar, and battery storage to save on costs.

    • @michaelsky7086
      @michaelsky7086 4 месяца назад

      electric heating will cause more cancers from higher magnetic fields there by contributing to net zero population reduction