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<blockquote data-quote="Mickha" data-source="post: 1022811" data-attributes="member: 187442"><p>There are many claims that gas central heating boilers will not be installed in new houses, after 2016, but this policy seems to have been shelved, unless it's still being done, on the quiet.</p><p>If gas central heating is banned will gas still be used?</p><p>I have a gas fire, and gas hob, the cooker is electric, as seem to be most, in fitted kitchens.</p><p>I very rarely use the gas central heating, I prefer the gas fire, and our winters are relatively mild.</p><p>Once again the problem becomes how will the government supply sufficient electricity if gas is stopped?</p><p>I remember warnings, from so called experts, that we would suffer brown outs, if not full black outs, in a few years, due to the electrical outputs not reaching the requirements, especially at peak periods, so how has this situation improved?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mickha, post: 1022811, member: 187442"] There are many claims that gas central heating boilers will not be installed in new houses, after 2016, but this policy seems to have been shelved, unless it's still being done, on the quiet. If gas central heating is banned will gas still be used? I have a gas fire, and gas hob, the cooker is electric, as seem to be most, in fitted kitchens. I very rarely use the gas central heating, I prefer the gas fire, and our winters are relatively mild. Once again the problem becomes how will the government supply sufficient electricity if gas is stopped? I remember warnings, from so called experts, that we would suffer brown outs, if not full black outs, in a few years, due to the electrical outputs not reaching the requirements, especially at peak periods, so how has this situation improved? [/QUOTE]
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