That massive spike of 50c/kWh at the left looks tiny compared to today even though that’s already insanely expensive

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    7 months ago

    I unfortunelately don’t have a fireplace in my house. It was removed when the house was renovated in the 80’s

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        7 months ago

        When I said my house is tiny I truly mean that. I don’t even have space for a medium size house plant let alone a fireplace. The attic was converted into living space and I believe the fireplace used to be where the stairs are now.

        I have a wood burning sauna on a separate building though

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          7 months ago

          Diesel heater set up properly maybe the way, just not sure how well it would work kept outdoors at those temperatures.

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      7 months ago

      How about a small propane heater, like a Mr Buddy type unit? Those can be connected to a extension hose and a 20lb propane tank, and are safe to use indoors with adequate ventilation.

      I got one for emergency heat, and it can take 2 of the 1lb propane cylinders directly, or the 20lb tank with a hose. The 20lb tank could provide heat for over 24 hours but IDK how expensive propane is there. It cost me $18 for a 4-pack of the 1lb cylinders, and I think the 20lb ones are about $50 range.