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> Europeans, what are you doing for preparation? By chance I moved to a country with mild winter, close to the seaside (which helps regulate the weather, both
by TacticalCoder 4y ago
> Europeans, what are you doing for preparation?
By chance I moved to a country with mild winter, close to the seaside (which helps regulate the weather, both in summer and in winter). I just had my open fireplace (which wastes 80% of the burned wood's energy and which requires me to constantly refill) replaced with an efficient closed one (which moreover looks gorgeous). 5 K EUR investment which I'll regain on energy bills in no time.
Buying wood is great, especially so if you happen to have an efficient way of burning it (which an open fireplace certainly isn't).
I'm, so far, one of those who still can deal with crazy energy price raises but I wouldn't want to suffer actual gaz or electricity shortages preventing me from warming the house during the few cold months.
A fireplace and reserves of wood, medieval style, should help.
- Thlom 4y agoI'm in one of few electricity markets in Europe with below average prices at the moment (we don't use gas for heating here), but just in case shit hits the fan here as well I've bought two pallets of firewood. If that's not enough I've got access to more at my family's cabin. Bought a limestone fireplace for 6K euros or so a few years ago, if we get the same crazy prices the rest of you got it might have paid for itself in a couple of years. :)