Can the UK avoid (or at least defer) a meaningful slice of the £70–80bn of network reinforcement spend that grid companies are lining up — by targeting heat-pump rollout to the parts of the country where there’s both surplus electricity and high heat demand?
Why is Westminster paying Amazon and Google to fix network constraints?
Time to rethink Scotland's heatpump rollout, or regional pricing instead?
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