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Yes. Although IIRC it is heating, not cooling, that consumes the lion's share. But the general point stands.
by Baeocystin 10y ago
Yes. Although IIRC it is heating, not cooling, that consumes the lion's share. But the general point stands.
- vanderZwan 10y agoIn that sense storing heat underground in summer and pumping it up in winter might be a better option.