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It doesn't help as much in a cold snap though, which is peak gas demand. If it's -25C outside, each degree C is only ~2% change in delta T. I'm all about diali
by ip26 5y ago
It doesn't help as much in a cold snap though, which is peak gas demand. If it's -25C outside, each degree C is only ~2% change in delta T.
I'm all about dialing back the thermostat, but I've also noticed a huge comfort difference between 18C and 19C. Quality of life starts to nosedive for a few percent more saving; it's better to fix up your house.
- gpm 5y agoAs I understand it europe has significant gas storage capabilities. The cold snap creates a demand that can't be average out for things like last mile pipelines, but those aren't the limitation. Storage should allow for averaging gas usage over (I think) the whole winter to decide whether or not there is a problem.