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The hidden cost of net zero

Jon Steward
https://www.thegwpf.org/content/uploads/2020/07/Travers-Net-Zero-Distribution-Grid-Replacement.pdf?utm_source=CCNet+Newsletter&utm_campaign=85fbfa3557-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_07_16_12_54_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_fe4b2f45ef-85fbfa3557-36405153&mc_cid=85fbfa3557&mc_eid=1127dc9b41


If you aren't aware, worth a read through.
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    Sparkingchip:

    I had not realised that phases are not being identified in cables supplying new buildings. 


    I am not sure that they ever were. The odd one out was my late parents' home with a three-phase supply and service head (with coloured dots on each fuse carrier, IIRC) with only one phase connected. I had always assumed that it was because they were the last house in the road.


    That article is a bit of a rant, but if you were getting a new supply today, would you not ask for three-phase even if you use only one for now?


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    Sparkingchip:

    I had not realised that phases are not being identified in cables supplying new buildings. 


    I am not sure that they ever were. The odd one out was my late parents' home with a three-phase supply and service head (with coloured dots on each fuse carrier, IIRC) with only one phase connected. I had always assumed that it was because they were the last house in the road.


    That article is a bit of a rant, but if you were getting a new supply today, would you not ask for three-phase even if you use only one for now?


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