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Whoop - Go Emilee and Bobby

Hydrogen can be produced from electricity. Hydrogen is the only emission free fuel that can replace fossil fuels in industry, why the Japanese are going for hydrogen. The Japanese are producing hydrogen from efficient high temperature nitrogen cooled reactors. Hydrogen can replace natural gas in the UKs extensive and in-place gas network. All new boilers are hydrogen ready. Natural gas can have a 20% hydrogen mix with the existing burners operating as before. 20% less emission at a stroke. The gas mix is being gradually introduced in 2025. Hydrogen trains, which have been successfully trialled in the UK, can have the hydrogen created by electricity at the train depot, meaning no land transportation. Exhausted natural gas fields are being reserved for hydrogen storage. So expect a mix of electricity and hydrogen. But the prime aim is to be energy independent.

Sense from the Sensi!

I hope so...our gas meter gets taken out next month!

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Love the gator tape. It’s a great tool!

Why would you install the batteries outside ?

I have the GivEnergy All in One with the 13.58kWh, using two solaredge inverters (10 and 6), the gateway can only take the 6000W one as it is limited to 40 amps. So my app readings are not accurate at all.

Do you guys do giv energy all in one batteries with solar in Sutton coldfield?

Well, I'd be smiling like that if I bought that much for an installation

If you had a power cut in the middle of winter how long would the powerwall last. I'm guessing the heat pump would pull more than 5kw and the powerwall would shut down. I'm interested because i have a 12kw air source heat pump and looking into PV and battery storage.

Longi 435w panels are now £85

No ETHERNET port on that AC Coupled Inverter. meaning you'll have to buy Givenergys overly expensive 2.4Ghz only usb Wifi dongle which will cost you around £49.99 including VAT which is a piss take. So buy a kit with 10 year warranty, then get their proprietary £49.99 dongle which is 2.4Ghz only, meanwhile all the newer WiFi 6/6e which has not long come along with the current released Wifi 7 devices are all moving away from 2.4Ghz frequency. So is it far fetched to believe it may even be dropped from future WiFi AP/ Routers in the coming years, the same way older devices dropped 802.11a/b/g. If so will we the have to buy yet another £49.99 overly priced dongle to get the more up to date standard. Also worth noting lora devices cost under a £10 to make, look on TH-cam for tutorials. So let me guess how much GivEnergy charge for Lora devices. oh look £150 - £200... LOL All of a sudden this cost effective solution is looking less and less cost effective. With all of the £2-10 generic USB to Ethernet adapters and generic USB wifi adapters available out there which can be had on ebay, amazon, aliexpress or anywhere else for that matter and GivEnergy 'the sustainable energy green company' opts to go proprietary on these devices. Absolute jokers!

Great idea. Shame I'm too far north

Where are you based?

Aw, the Zappi"s back! 😊

What make of solar panel do you sell?

Note - keeping the door to the home closed will go a long way to keeping the flies out too eh.

Wow, a Company with a real carbon reduction philosophy throughout the whole manufacturing process, not just headline grabbing 'Green washing' as some do. Exciting times!

good job.

No diesel! Awesome! Glad to see electric no local pollution. Hate diesel fumes from equipment.

I’d love to see a follow up on this when you know what the financial savings are

Ooh. I feel his pain getting out of the car....for the 7th time! Another great video guys.

Great project. Hopefully more to come

Wow just wow

Good to see Ecobubl doing well.

What an amazing factory! There should be so many more of these EVERYWHERE

I am looking into getting a heat pump solar and batteries for a cottage that I am about to renovate, There is no gas in that area. . What I fail to understand is why various vloggers praise the Tesla powerwall for its capacity and gateway, yet never mention the givenergy all in one which as far as I can determine has the same capacity and also has a gateway and amazingly is only £6 to£7 k. I'd love to know why Tesla over Givenergy

I'd never give Musk money, completely against moral compass.

I have the option for gas and I couldn’t wait to get rid of my gas combi boiler. I’ve had a Vaillant 7kW heat pump since Jan 23 and it’s brilliant! I also have 3.6kW of solar and 36kWh battery. To heat and power my home including hot water and 2 electric cars my bill for the year is £1100. I bet some people spend over £1000 a year on their gas boiler or even fuel for 1 car. My install was pretty cheap for the solar and battery as I done it myself. So many people dismiss having a heat pump as they assume they are too expensive to run and not powerful enough to heat your home. Couldn’t be anymore wrong.

We have a similar setup all be it in a smaller semi d house we’ve two powerwalls and are on the Octopus intelligent tariff that gives us 6 hours off peak at 7.5p per kWh our peak rate is 31.21p but we never need to use peak..

You'd be better off on Octopus Intelligent Go over winter - 6 hours at 7.5p/kWh and if it's sunny the next day your fully charged battery will export excess at 15p/kWh. If you are mostly exporting in summer you might also do better on Octopus Flux too.

From speaking to estate agents many have said that solar/battery doesn't add much to house values in general as mortgage companies base their valuing on the house space rather than features.

He's on the wrong incoming tariff, imo.

Had my PW2 for 5 years and still has 13.5kW capacity. Installed a Daikin US7 3.5KW which was great when it worked. Unfortunately it failed twice. Once within warranty at 4 years (took weeks to fix during our Summer) and now under 6 years. Daikin Australia will no longer cover it. Not happy.

I mean, come on, how many households in the Uk have the sort of money to install solar panels, a heat pump and a Tesla powerwall? It's totally irrelevant as to how long it takes to break even, peopel simply have;t got tens of thousands of pounds to install this stuff in the first place.

Natalie Portman reviewing tesla powerwall ❤

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I got 3 powerwalls installed (pge didnt let me fit more due to their restrictions) and a daikin heat pump with a 14.5 kw solar system. Our summer was extremely hot and we rarely pulled from the grid. The money we saved offset the cost of the powerwalls. Can wait to test out the heating capabilities of the daikin. I wish i had one more powerwall

Hi, you mentioned that there were 10 charging slots now available, I only see one. Is this a future update? Regards, Eddy

Quite looking forward to the Tesla powerwall 3, Tesla are the ones why we do a fair bit of battery storage in recent times, 11kw discharge is certainly going to be a powerhouse compared to other domestic battery setups mostly 5kw, im not saying they are perfect but they have a good thing going.

Great to see that you are getting back to regular videos. Would have been useful to have more details on actual running costs of heat pump to compare both versions.

This tech is great. But is only available to those who have a spare 9 million £. Don't be ridiculous!!!!!!! Say again! The tech is brilliant, but so many people will not be able to afford this stuff. Could you add up all the costs as you go please ?

Great stuff putting pressure on me.. :) That is my objective to get some level of energy independence. I got the Tesla four years ago (Got rid of gasoline), the Daikin heat pump is being installed as I am writing ( Got rid of natural gas, I was exited calling Engie asking them to terminate the contract). Next step is solar panels and probably a battery at the same time. Thanks for sharing this experience.

Would be good to see more of you presenting on Fully Charged Emilie. Don't know the size of David's house but the heat pump seemed quite large for a modern property?

Didnt realise how big those heat pumps are 😮

you are great ,,, and wery beautifull

I'm definitely getting the all in one, no brainer really

Good video & explanation. I'd have a GE 3.6kW Hybrid Gen 2 Inverter, 9.5kW battery & a 10 panel 4.1kW array. I would like to consider switching to the AIO to get more inverter power & extra storage capacity. However, I'm told the GE AIO is not compatible with existing Gen 2 batteries. Is this still the case?

any one worried about the battery cables in the video? 6:34 into video give a clear view :O