Thread: Electric heating only?
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Old 28-05-2021, 13:07   #42
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Re: Electric heating only?
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Originally Posted by Carth View Post
When the Govt. and Eco groups give me a 75% reduction on price and fitting I'll consider it.

Until then, the aging gas boiler will stay
I'm sure uptake will be like other things - early adopters who pay through the nose. Most people who pay once prices have come down once electric heating becomes mainstream. Late-converters who will hold out until the tax on gas makes it unviable to continue with their present set-up.
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