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@leedsunited1538 5 күн бұрын
Inept company...🐙 W⚓s ...
@vanshikamukheja6513 21 күн бұрын
"I feel healthier, stronger, and more balanced with Eve Plus Capsules."
@Viva-Longevity Ай бұрын
Dunno why this didn't get more views; it's great. 👏
@KarenCampbell-qh1xt Ай бұрын
Just give me estrogen and no one will get hurt! But seriously, I’m being denied the proper medical care I know my body needs. I haven’t been well since my 0.5 estradiol patch was cut in half. Doctors are afraid of stroke risk. It’s probably not even a real risk! How about quality of life if so? My choice my risk. Some women don’t need hormone therapy and bless them. How lucky they are. They didn’t have pms either. There is a connection there but that is another topic. Is there really a stroke risk? Maybe they just want to give women all the pharmaceuticals companies goodies. Anti-anxiety, anti-depression, osteoporosis, etc., etc.
@Susieq26754 Ай бұрын
Rich women get better treatments. Working class and poor women get the treatments that don't work and those generic estrodial patches are poison.
@srb1855 Ай бұрын
This is another charlatan claiming so-called energy transitions. I had to turn this off after hearing him say that solar-powered EVs are "ludicrously efficient..." I hope no one takes this con artist seriously. It is obvious he knows very little about energy and even less about thermodynamics.
@kevinbreslin5718 Ай бұрын
It would be interesting to see how the grid intertie was sped up and maybe how the system was made more resiliant.
@Whatsjonosaying Ай бұрын
Is it just me or does he sound and act like a Anglican preacher 😂😂😂
@jithusrk8217 Ай бұрын
AntiVirus , C Ravichandran ൻ്റെ അതിർത്തികളില്ലാത്ത എനർജി presentation കണ്ട് വന്നരുണ്ടോ ? 13/12/2024😊
@marklola12 2 ай бұрын
Not everyone has the space for the huge water cylinder and all ita pipe work in their house. I checked the size of space needed and we don't have it lol
@H4N5O1O 13 сағат бұрын
go air to air then and dont be vain you can easily give up some space (look down what sqm you occupying right now)
@siyashilla6885 2 ай бұрын
Mostly north of the equator like JAPAN
@siyashilla6885 2 ай бұрын
Its strong with caucasoid
@mezquitic 2 ай бұрын
uno mas!
@use-oc4mj6n 2 ай бұрын
Stella Li is amazing and mind blowing. A truly inspirational leader
@stevoone342 2 ай бұрын
I’ve sat down and worked out the maths for myself, and gotten qouts on heat pumps and solar panels and battery, i was going to have solar even though my roof has over 40yrs of life left and the survey confirms that and said it will far exceed the life span of the solar system, there refusesing to install eness i have a new roof. Ive had several surveys of solar and sparkys saying the same. Ive had two roofers saying the have zero clue why my roof is good and will outlast any solar system and there saying it will be well over 10£k for a new roof. Thing I’ve worked out a heat pump will minimum / best case increase my electric bill around the same i would have payed on gas.. maybe a £10 saving at best witch would make the return on investment very hard to see over its live span, compared to a new top notch gas boiler the return on investment is way better and impotently much more affordable and easy to find competent engineers to install and service and cheaper to service, i was watching a vlogger this week who showed the expens of a yearly service of his 5kw heat pump £230 with a independent trained engineer that was the recommended basic service, over a gas engineer £70 for myself, so that’s over twice as expensive as well and should be factored into costs. And makes you even more dependent on electricity. Then the cost of modernising my plumbing so the heat pumps can work, it all adds up£££££££££. Don’t get me Wong heat pumps do work but only if you can afford the price of entry and requirements, also only come cost effective if you have a decent solar system with battery’s witch if you dont have that is only raised the price of entry up massively, and when you factor life span of system into account like batteries 10-15yrs solar 20yrs heat pumps 10-15 yrs then the extra cost like in my case but no doubt im not alone needing a new roof even though its still fit for purpose according to roofers 😂, then plumbing wiring and and so on. Makes running a modern gas boiler still more costs efficient and attractive. Even with the rebate my general quotes without upgrading the heating have come in around with the grant 6k£+, but factoring everything in and speaking to load of specialists best case ill need to spend around £50k minimum but likely be more up to £100k to tick all these boxes especially if its possible to get my house to A rated witch according to several l surveys is just not cost effective there are some bits that are achievable but overs they’ve said dosent make sense bar if you got deep pockets or money to burn.
@ronniejones4183 2 ай бұрын
Stop letting pensioners freeze to death you evil bastard's.
@samwood4733 2 ай бұрын
If the water wheel was less economically viable then it wasn't the best technology
@hollisticc 2 ай бұрын
In England, one of the big reasons that coal power took off was because the water works, while extremely efficient, was also not privately owned by the manufacturers. It was cheaper, but it was also collectivized, so they would all be paying into the same resource which would inadvertently benefit their competitors. Many manufacturers at the time decided to switch to coal, because it gave them complete ownership over their source of energy and it allowed them to not benefit their competitors by paying into using the public waterworks system. The increase in the demand for coal based steam-power likely resulted in those who were inventing machines to transform coal to steam-power having more resources with which to develop the technology in order to make it more efficient. Private manufacturers had more of an economic incentive to switch to coal because it would benefit them solely and would result in less resources for their competitors who may have been benefiting from the collectivized waterworks. Essentially, it would give those who switched to coal an opportunity to get a leg up in the market and create a monopoly, even though it was actually more expensive and less efficient originally.
@mikewaters6461 2 ай бұрын
The weird thing is LSD, ecstasy, magic, mushrooms, coyote, and more can help or hurt, depending on how they use are being studied very good success look up the studies for yourself. I am nobody, but I believe there for the good for a better life to help spirit of Christ talk to your own doctor I’m not one.
@jeffharmed1616 2 ай бұрын
Natural gas is the most economical source of energy. Nuclear energy is strategically essential for Mars colonisation. Renewables need to improve from a 10 year to a 3 year payback period to survive in a free economy (without subsidies that they currently enjoy).
@NealeUpstone 2 ай бұрын
It's a shame that Kamini Aisola didn't just talk generally and frankly it would have been generously about innvations in data centres. Graviton could have been "We have focused on energy efficiency in the design of each generation of our cloud focused Graviton processors". That'd be it, not waffling on with a verbal press release. There's so much good stuff here that PR took away from it
@NealeUpstone 2 ай бұрын
Octopus/Greg Jackson, if you read this, how about getting it onto your LinkedIn feed? The geopolitical context is so important for consumers to understand.
@trevrut7330 2 ай бұрын
VILE FREELOADING ILLEGAL RIP OFF IMMIGRANT
@mickeymousegoofey6224 2 ай бұрын
Did he say 1kw in and more than 1kw out? I thought that was not physically possible?
@colinhare4722 2 ай бұрын
You're basically taking heat energy from the air outside of your house. (Technically speaking. all air above -273degC has energy in it) Using the Carnot principle to first compress it, to make it nice and hot for distribution around your house, before expanding it to release back to the outside at colder temperatures than we started with. Using benefits of latent heat we can get these systems to be spectacularly efficient while changing state from liquids to vapours etc. That's why we use refrigerants that transition at low temperatures. All pretty complicated stuff when you get into the detail but the result is that you can put a kw of energy into compressing a refrigerant, that's been heated up by the outside air, to get a 4kw effective heat input to your house.
@jamesb2059 2 ай бұрын
Greg Jackson is terrific. He's done so much to improve the energy industry in the UK, and seems to have a wonderful ethic. He is clealry one of the good guys!
@st200ol 2 ай бұрын
Agile needs to be cheaper. It’s a great tariff for people like me that watch the prices and hence the green-ness of the grid but at the point when the average price is higher than the standard variable tariff I just can’t justify it anymore.
@lharris828 3 ай бұрын
Hmm! The problem is the lack of Octopus action when customers have problems. Our smart meter stopped communicating with Octopus many days ago but they do not monitor such data losses!!! We cannot get Octopus to **do** anything about it. What do you do to get to spring into action?? Lawrence
@BoolFalse 3 ай бұрын
5:47 web3 is not web.. found this after reading the CNBC article "Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants us to ‘ignore’ Web3: ‘Web3 is not the web at all’"
@pawellach590 3 ай бұрын
Just wonder, why the energy I produce is cheaper than yours?
@albinasuikis8636 3 ай бұрын
why dont they go public and help us to profit and also spread octopus energy further. Going public would make them grow even faster and have even more influence --- but i wonder why they remain private, hehe
@NealeUpstone 3 ай бұрын
Watching this sends tingles down my spine looking at what is possible with such simplicity
@gimbalair 3 ай бұрын
Fix my meter!
@NealeUpstone 3 ай бұрын
I love it that Greg has a hangover. 😄
@andrewfox4467 3 ай бұрын
Isn't Kraken the icky crypto thing? And I thought "Matter" was the coalition brining the industry under one roof? Questions questions.
@ozzyg82 3 ай бұрын
The solution to high petrol prices CAN be cheaper petrol, it’s not JUST smart electricity. This guy isn’t a good speaker given he’s apparently bias in his knowledge. For example advancements in cleaner synthetic fuels is making huge strides in coming to market - and if successful - not having to dig your fuel out of the ground and refine it will mean not only is it much cheaper for the consumer to purchase, but will be just as green as electricity. I don’t mind people talking about their invention, but I do mind them brainwashing their audience.
@ozzyg82 3 ай бұрын
I don’t understand how it can be cheaper to run than a gas boiler given that the cost of gas is currently at 5.48p per kWh (kilowatt hour) here in the UK, (as of Nov ‘24), while electricity costs more than four times as much, at 22.36p per kWh. I think we need to remember not to conflate energy EFFICIENCY with energy COST, e.g. an electric boiler is more energy EFFICIENT but, because the price of electricity is more expensive than gas, it will likely COST you more in the monthly bills to run.
@MP-ep9ur 2 ай бұрын
Because a heat pump gives you a 6x for each kWh consumed advantage. The electricity consumed, only runs a compressor motor.... it doesn't directly heat the water like your gas reference
@stevoone342 2 ай бұрын
Yep agree I’ve sat down and worked out, and gotten qouts on heat pumps and solar panels and battery, i was going to have solar even though my roof has over 40yrs of life left and the survey confirms that and said it will far exceed the life span of the solar system, there refusesing to install eness i have a new roof. Ive had several surveys of solar and sparkys saying the same. Ive had two roofers saying the have zero clue why my roof is good and there saying it will be well over 10£k for a new roof. Thing I’ve worked out a heat pump will minimum / best case increase my electric bill around the same i would have payed on gas.. maybe a £10 saving at best witch would make the return on investment very hard to see over its live span, compared to a new top notch gas boiler the return on investment is way better and impotently much more affordable and easy to find competent engineers to install and service and cheaper to service, i was watching a vlogger this week who showed the expens of a yearly service of his 5kw heat pump £230 with a independent trained engineer that was the recommended basic service, over a gas engineer £70 for myself, so that’s over twice as expensive as well and should be factored into costs. And makes you even more dependent on electricity. Then the cost of modernising my plumbing so the heat pumps can work, it all adds up£££££££££. Don’t get me Wong heat pumps do work but only if you can afford the price of entry and requirements, also only come cost effective if you have a decent solar system with battery’s witch if you dont have that is only raised the price of entry up massively, and when you factor life span of system into account like batteries 10-15yrs solar 20yrs heat pumps 10-15 yrs then the extra cost like in my case but no doubt im not alone needing a new roof even though its still fit for purpose according to roofers 😂, then plumbing wiring and and so on. Makes running a modern gas boiler still more costs efficient and attractive. Even with the rebate my general quotes without upgrading the heating have come in around with the grant 6k£+, but factoring everything in and speaking to load of specialists best case ill need to spend around £50k minimum but likely be more up to £100k to tick all these boxes especially if its possible to get my house to A rated witch according to several l surveys is just not cost effective there are some bits that are achievable but overs they’ve said dosent make sense bar if you got deep pockets or money to burn.
@H4N5O1O 13 сағат бұрын
see regional pricing ,and gov has leccy ptice tied to gas generated leccy kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4W7qpKOmc2DZsksi=Ph9yDL0hFgwYHGPh
@NealeUpstone 3 ай бұрын
What is really clear from watching this chat is that Uber, BYD and Octopus are "all in" on the energy transition, and it's not surprising that partnerships are forming between them because that's what happens when the vision is bigger than the fear of competition or of a market change. It's a stark contrast to Tesla in my view where, yes they are building cars at a low cost, but there is risky ivory tower thinking going on when they do things like reject V2G (or L or H) for vehicles like the Model Y or the new Model 3. The customers have been asking and asking, and Tesla have the capacity to add it to the cars and integrate the cars into the grid.
@Tyler85wing 3 ай бұрын
Excellent presentation. Really puts energy things into perspective. But one remark: The European ENTSO-E grid is considered the biggest machine on earth :)
@sfgoddard 3 ай бұрын
win win win win. Excellent.
@GreenStripShow 3 ай бұрын
Great video , was amazing to be there to witness it :) patric
@Paul-if1jq 3 ай бұрын
Greg- I used your solar calculator and it said 12K yet when I move forward the consultant said 13K... You need to fix your calculator, I decided not to proceed.
@willpomeroy1743 3 ай бұрын
Actual Cosy in the wild @ 2:52 ? I couldn't have a Cosy installed because it was next to a window. What has changed?
@derekclark7545 3 ай бұрын
Nothing, someone needs to read the installation regulations. Cant believe his just shown that for the world to see, but then some of the things he says are pulling the wool over people eyes.
@andybrice2711 3 ай бұрын
Hmm. I'm not sure about the appearance of this thing. If we're going to install heat pumps on every house then we need something which sensitively blends into the surrounding landscape. Not something which sticks out like a sore thumb.
@LB-W 3 ай бұрын
Heat pumps are shit.
@LfKoda 3 ай бұрын
Abolish standing charges , I pay more in them than actual gas I use.
@swaddiswaddi 3 ай бұрын
Would like one but even as an Octopus customer I can’t get one in my area (PL15).
@billholmes3462 3 ай бұрын
I was an early adopter of a ground source HeatPump with underfloor heating in a new house I built around 16 years ago. Absolutely useless if you love luke warm water to shower in then go for it. If you are happy to live in 18c at most then go for it. Even 16 years ago it cost me £20k and broke down after 2 years. Don’t have gas so use oil boilers which a far cheaper to run and install. They might convert 1kw into 3 but electricity is the most expensive form of heating.
@patrickoreilly1900 3 ай бұрын
Sounds like terrible early tech ? We’ve just had an air source HP fitted in our hackney terrace house . Absolutely no drama , house is warmer as heat is on longer but lower through day , instal took 3 days , water is same as it was with combi - on an Ovo heat pump tariff so same costs as before - genuinely no downside all upside
@rkan2 3 ай бұрын
Sounds like a really badly designed system and if you call yourself an early adopter having installed ground source heat pump 16 years ago you should really come in to Finland. Here you were an early adopter in the 80s or 90s. 😂
@albinasuikis8636 3 ай бұрын
the refrigerant used in new systems is different
@lenrichardson7349 3 ай бұрын
Unfortunatly when I asked for a quote for a heat pump is was nowhere near a comparible price. £8000 is not an affordable competitor.
@ooweesaler 3 ай бұрын
The country needs more like Greg. What a revelation. I worked on many of the smart grid trials 20 years ago but the industry was too rigid to embrace the changes and opportunities. Here are some of these ideas in reality. Well done you.
@VoltDweller 3 ай бұрын
It looks awful
@jazzmickge1 3 ай бұрын
When it was said that, there is no one who can sort out why one room in your house is cold what the other is too hot. There is an option to fix that issue right now if you run traditional radiators, and it's called 'Radiator Balancing' and any pumber worth his job can sort that for you, without any fancy upgrades. That will make your heating more efficent too through even distribution of heat. Also, never skimp on opitions for insulation.