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Yes, heat storage is a bit simpler than electricity storage so it can be used that way. In Europe, the power grid operators can often remotely shut down your he
by Gasp0de 3y ago
Yes, heat storage is a bit simpler than electricity storage so it can be used that way. In Europe, the power grid operators can often remotely shut down your heatpump (if you have opted into this in exchange for a cheaper electricity price) so you have to store 1-2 hours of heat.
- hef19898 3y agoOur gas system is producing hot water twice per day, scheduled, and heat three times, also scheduled. Having those time windows, partially, remote controlled would be already now totally doable and we wouldn't see any difference in real life.