April 4, 2025

50 thoughts on “Low Energy Bills! This B&B Makes It Possible!

  1. I was surprised how easy and affordable it was to go all-electric and eliminate fossil fuels from my family's lives. We sold both of our ICE cars over the past year and bought 2 new EV's. I installed a MRCool Universal heat pump HVAC system, electric water heater and electric stove/oven, and turned our gas off. We power it all with our solar PV system and small wind turbine, which produce all of our power, and save us: ~$4,000/year, with no need for carbon monoxide detectors, eternal gas bill and exhaust chimneys.

  2. Oow, this looks like a great stop off on the way to the channel tunnel. Get a good nights rest, a fab breakfast and an overnight charge, all set for the first leg of the next European trip.

  3. 🙋‍♂️🤗THANKS ROBERT AND IMOGEN FOR SHARING THIS WONDERFUL PLACE… Looks like the pandemic was a wonderful thing and in his case pushed him to do more😅🔋🔋🔋😊😊

    🤗 I also bookmark it on Google maps to visit it someday💚💚💚

  4. Lovely episode! The big learning for me is that again, all that technology turns out to work much better and cheaper than expected! It would be great, if another B&B owner would now do a similar thing, but with right sized main heat pump, and maybe infrared panels for the add-on heating in the guest rooms… Although tbh air conditioners to also cool in the summer make thanks to climate change more sense…

  5. Literally just about to joke about Bobby taking a younger woman on a seaside holday… When there he was in the opening montage reading 50 Shades 🤣🤣🤣

  6. This is just down the road from the Green and Independent Republic of Ashford, which has a designer outlet, council owned cinema in town and will soon have a town centre “Makers Market”, and along the coast from Folkestone and Hythe, also worth a visit.

  7. The most easy way to save energy, is to get air-to-air heat pump. It will generate heat with amazing efficiency, I have measured my own Toshiba and if outside temp is around 0 centigrades it takes less than 1 kW to produce 5 kW heat. And even -10 degrees it only takes 1,2-1,3 kW electricity for the same 5 kW heating power. I also have the Eddi + 6 kW PV array. Eddi had a payback time of 4 years only. Now it is only saving money between March and October. So these solutions do work even here in cold Finland, why not in much warmer UK?

  8. The building wasn't on OpenStreetmap at all, so I've added it with some details. Are there 7 rooms in total? Wheelchair access, wifi, and payment methods were things I didn't know, so adding tags for that would be helpful.

  9. It's great to see this is being promoted.
    Our Airbnb in NSW has been all -electric since we built it in 2018.
    It's often the first time our guests have used induction cooking.

  10. Great example to us all – the only shame in this video is that insulation wasn't mentioned as far as I noticed. I did see what looked like some external clapboard wood-effect cladding insulation and double glazing and I'm sure there is more – worth a 2 minute discussion in the video, surely!

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