How Important Home Energy Assessment to Reduce Bills?

mitchell_lydia

Assume you are operating a vehicle. You wouldn't disregard the fuel gauge, would you? Like an automobile, our world runs on energy, so it's more crucial than ever to keep an eye on how we use it. The importance of energy assessment is becoming more and more clear as 2024 draws near. So, what's the big deal about?

elsien

Are you about to start selling us energy assessments by any chance, because if you are, that’s against forum rules and your post will be removed. 

paul991

Trouble is the govt energy assessment scheme is a total waste of time and not fit for purpose

Qyburn

We had a survey and report from Home Energy Scotland. Completely useless.

greenbee

2024 is already here anyway.

silverwhistle

elsien said:

Are you about to start selling us energy assessments by any chance, because if you are, that’s against forum rules and your post will be removed. 

Yes, definitely spam and possibly even AI spam just to be up to date!

Exiled_Tyke

silverwhistle said:

elsien said:

Are you about to start selling us energy assessments by any chance, because if you are, that’s against forum rules and your post will be removed. 

Yes, definitely spam and possibly even AI spam just to be up to date!

Agreed. definitely more than a touch of poor quality AI in here. 

As an aside looking at Elsien's  pedant alert, I've never come across anyone using 'could of' although I guess some people probably think it is grammatically correct.   For my pedantry I'd change this to "it's could've not could of".   Web sources acknowledge 'could've' as an acceptable contraction so I don't see the point of insisting on 'could have' 

EricMears

Exiled_Tyke said:

As an aside looking at Elsien's  pedant alert, I've never come across anyone using 'could of' although I guess some people probably think it is grammatically correct.   For my pedantry I'd change this to "it's could've not could of".   Web sources acknowledge 'could've' as an acceptable contraction so I don't see the point of insisting on 'could have' 

Now that's real pedantry !

Agree that 'could of' is definitely wrong but 'could have'  is 100% correct although 'could've' is indeed an acceptable contraction of that (but still a little less than 100% correct)

silverwhistle

I've come across plenty of people using 'could of' as they forget that the contraction refers to 'have'. That is in both written and verbal forms..

EricMears

silverwhistle said:

I've come across plenty of people using 'could of' as they forget that the contraction refers to 'have'. That is in both written and verbal forms..

Indeed,  part of a campaign by the great ignorami to regularise "will of" , "might of" "should of" and numerous other examples.  Let's hope not too many of them join our ranks 

Qyburn

silverwhistle said:

I've come across plenty of people using 'could of' as they forget that the contraction refers to 'have'. That is in both written and verbal forms..

Wouldn't you expect an AI bot to get it right?