Domestic RHI

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Billboy1

Member

• Feb 21, 2017

• #1

Just been told the domestic RHI as gone up to 6.44p but not capped at 25000 units yet is this correct!! ?

 

Still Farming

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

South Wales UK

• Feb 21, 2017

• #2

Look on ofgem pages on net ?

 

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Gramman

Member

• Mar 2, 2017

• #3

No it's not correct

 

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Billboy1

Member

• Mar 3, 2017

• #4

Didn't think so I've been looking ! Think I've got an over eager salesman

 

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Gramman

Member

• Mar 3, 2017

• #5

1st of April it's meant to be changing to 25,000kW/h

 

akaPABLO01

Member

• Mar 3, 2017

• #6

What domestic RHI, biomass, air source, solar pv, solar thermal, ground source?

 

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Gramman

Member

• Mar 3, 2017

• #7

All properties domestic for all technologies capped at 25,000kW/h Air source going up to 10.6 biomass going up to 6.44

 

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Billboy1

Member

• Mar 4, 2017

• #8

He was trying to tell me there's an opportunity to grab 6.44 before the 25000 cap came in

 

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Gramman

Member

• Mar 4, 2017

• #9

hahahaha obviously another one that doesn't have a scooby, i'd be sure the company know what they're doing still sharks out there. What boiler were they offering

 

Dr Evil

Member

Location

Ceredigion

• Mar 9, 2017

• #10

Has anyone on here looked into domestic sized units lately? We have to move the oil boiler in the house in the next few months, and it's crossed my mind to look at replacing it full stop, with either chip, or Ground Source. Would be interested to hear any quotes people have had for the fitting of either lately?

 

rhifsaith

Never Forgotten

Honorary Member

Location

Tregaron

• Mar 9, 2017

• #11

Dr Evil said:

Has anyone on here looked into domestic sized units lately? We have to move the oil boiler in the house in the next few months, and it's crossed my mind to look at replacing it full stop, with either chip, or Ground Source. Would be interested to hear any quotes people have had for the fitting of either lately?

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Cal gair a pistol Pete,Mae yn rhoi tipyn o boileri tarddiad daearol mewn nawr,ond mae'r cyfradd yn cwympo mis nesa

 

akaPABLO01

Member

• Mar 9, 2017

• #12

rhifsaith said:

Cal gair a pistol Pete,Mae yn rhoi tipyn o boileri tarddiad daearol mewn nawr,ond mae'r cyfradd yn cwympo mis nesa

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Gshp rates are not decreasing and are worthwhile concidering with regards to district heating
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Oldwalls

New Member

• Mar 12, 2017

• #13

Dr Evil said:

Has anyone on here looked into domestic sized units lately? We have to move the oil boiler in the house in the next few months, and it's crossed my mind to look at replacing it full stop, with either chip, or Ground Source. Would be interested to hear any quotes people have had for the fitting of either lately?

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We installed a ground source heat pump last March for £17k which included radiators through the house, we have saved heating oil and coal of approx. £1k, and our electric bill has also gone down by approx. £500 as we were on economy 7 storage heaters. The RHI payment is £3k per year for seven years, therefore we will get back the capital investment along with the interest paid on a loan that was taken out, and the house is now warmer than it ever was.
The only down side is that with GSH the temp through radiators is only 50 c, therefore you need fan assisted rads if under floor heating cannot be done.
Overall very satisfied

 

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e3120

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Northumberland

• Mar 12, 2017

• #14

Oldwalls said:

We installed a ground source heat pump last March for £17k which included radiators through the house, we have saved heating oil and coal of approx. £1k, and our electric bill has also gone down by approx. £500 as we were on economy 7 storage heaters. The RHI payment is £3k per year for seven years, therefore we will get back the capital investment along with the interest paid on a loan that was taken out, and the house is now warmer than it ever was.
The only down side is that with GSH the temp through radiators is only 50 c, therefore you need fan assisted rads if under floor heating cannot be done.
Overall very satisfied

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What kW is your heat pump? £17k doesn't sound too bad.

 

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Oldwalls

New Member

• Mar 12, 2017

• #15

NIBE F1145 12kw Ground Source Heat Pump
I did the ground work for 600m of pipe in the field

 

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f0ster

Member

• Mar 12, 2017

• #16

do you have some means of heating the hot water tank to a higher temp, 50 deg is not enough because it is not hot enough to kill legionella properly.

 

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Oldwalls

New Member

• Mar 12, 2017

• #17

It is built into the system that it heats it up once a week to a temp which I cant remember

 

akaPABLO01

Member

• Mar 14, 2017

• #18

Oldwalls said:

It is built into the system that it heats it up once a week to a temp which I cant remember

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Surprised it's not able to heat water to 65*

Your system "purges" once a week to combat legionella

See if your cylinder is twin coil and if so install a solar thermal panel

 

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f0ster

Member

• Mar 14, 2017

• #19

solar thermal is not guaranteed to get to the required temp, an electric immersion heater is usually what they use once a week to comply with water regs.

 

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Billboy1

Member

• Mar 30, 2017

• #20

Apparently not being capped until mid may now and gone up to 6.4 ??!! Whose right ?