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Yes, looking at our current data, our daily usage doubles (15kWh → 30kWh) in winter, and then can triple to 45kWh on the coldest days.
When I run the numbers through Tim and Kat's tariff optimisation tool simulating adding in 200kWh/month for an EV (10,000 miles per year), it says Flux march - October, IOG in Nov, Dec and Feb, and Cosy in January.
Interestingly it says IOG is the cheapest single all year tariff, despite only being the outright cheapest for 3 months of the year, with an estimated bill of £42/year or minus £90/year if switching between Flux, IOG and Cosy as above. Not bad for running a house with all heating and hot water, and an EV doing 10,000 miles per year.
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There are other battery options - I got a quote of £7k for a 48kwh fogstar and 8kw solis inverter fully installed.
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