@szescstopni
Chilly, eh?
The same in most of Canada. 🥶
@Snowshadow At least you have cheap gas :) Don't worry – were moving to PE/HP in a few months. Just need to survive this one.
"Cheap gas" doesn't help curb carbon emissions : (
And if you listened to most Canadians you would think we were paying the highest gas prices on the market. lol. (We are not)
"PE/HP" Is HP hydro power?
What is "PE"?
(Sorry, I am tired)
@Snowshadow Sorry that was supposed to be PV/HP, photovoltaics/heat pump. I'm tired too.
@Snowshadow No worry. Of course they work in cold temperatures, even air-air pumpd. But we can't afford a ground-air pump.
At first, converting is a big expense. I have heard after converting to one, the savings are substantial.
@Snowshadow It will cost us a lot, but at least power cuts won't affect us that much.
@szescstopni
No worries. : )
Heat pumps are very effective at lowering the cost of keeping a home warm. Some people resist converting to heat pumps making claims that they won't work in our cold winters. They are making up excuses to avoid the change.