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Given the availability of solar, lithium, refillable gas and inverters, why is there a need for EHU. Both CL's and CAMC could save on infrastructure, reduce prices and individual members could use as much out as little energy as they wished.

True CY buit meters give choice, the same pitch can be used by those that want electric and those that don't.

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People wild camp all over the UK Dawn

And in some places ,in some parts of the UK it is put up with ?,in others it is very much frowned on

,in others it is very much frowned on

But still carries on

Yesterday I put the heating on in the van between 11.00am and 18.00pm on the low setting with the thermostat set at 12 degrees C. I noted from my Smart Meter that I had used about 80p worth of electricity. Had I left it on for 24 hours it would have cost approx £2.50, now imagine if the van was being used for real. I would have had the heating on full, I would have had the water heater on and the fridge and would have used the microwave. So I imagine I would have used at least twice that amount of electricity probably more. I mention this just to illustrate how much electricity our units use. Obviously the cost to the site could have been reduced if I had use a mix of gas and electric but I wonder how many do that. So Ted's point about £5 to £8 a day does not seem unrealistic. I wonder how many would be prepared to accept an extra charge of £5 a night during the winter. It seems metering might have some merit?

David