Paphos Life

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I think you are. The biggest risk that comes with net billing is that you have no guarantee that you'll get paid as much for exported units as you pay for those you'll be importing.

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mark4007 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 23, 2025 3:54 am Price currently paid under the existing net billing scheme is 11 cents per Kwh exported

Is that in Cyprus or the UK? Is there even a net billing scheme for residential customers?

Are there any pathways North of Paphos that are suitable for inline-skating ( i.e. no gravel, no sand, no steep inclinations, not on main roads etc.)?
The closer to Polemi, the better.

I received a building permit for a garage directly attached to the boundary wall. So the requirement of 3 m distance from the border does seem to be handled in a flexible way. I seem to remember er that my architect had spoken to the owner of the neighbouring property to get her consent.

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Well, it would reduce the need for the EAC to generate electricity from fossil fuels. That after all, is where the main cost is incurred, isn't it? Nope it doesnt. under the net metering arrangement the export credit does reduce the fossil fuel at the time the surplus PV it is exported. But when it...

Hasn't there recently been a decision by Parliament for the EAC to purchase battery storage systems? Shouldn't that fix the problem (providing the'll buy enough of them)?

I remember reading an article reporting that legislation is being discussed to allow for a device to be installed which will allow you to keep using the electricity you're producing during curtailment.

I'm wondering why the cost of batteries is so much higher in Cyprus than in e. g. Germany. We're talking about a factor of 2-3. Is there anything stopping you from importing them? I'm guessing both EU countries, there should be no restrictions on importing them. There may be no restrictions on impo...

I'm wondering why the cost of batteries is so much higher in Cyprus than in e. g. Germany. We're talking about a factor of 2-3. Is there anything stopping you from importing them? I'm guessing both EU countries, there should be no restrictions on importing them. There may be no restrictions on impo...

I'm wondering why the cost of batteries is so much higher in Cyprus than in e. g. Germany. We're talking about a factor of 2-3. Is there anything stopping you from importing them?

Expresspete wrote: ↑Mon Mar 17, 2025 5:20 pm So it’s March 17 and so far I’ve had my production cut 7 times with an average of 4.5 hours per session…..

Within what time frame was this? One month? One year?

There are plenty of studies, showing that our body is clever enough to avoid too high levels of Vitamin D through sun exposure, unlike supplementation when the dose is more than 4000 IU/day which can produce problems in the long run.... Max You can always have your blood levels tested. It´s not tha...

The problem with batteries is the cost. I was quoted €6000 for a 5kWh battery. It might make more sense to get an electric car and that for energy storage.

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