@cablespaghetti @jk The only thing that makes sense to switch to in most places is using air to heat and cool. Heat waves and extreme humidity will get more frequent, so heating alone won’t be cutting it in most places.
@cablespaghetti @jk “central air” as it’s called in the US has as an added benefit almost no maintenance except for swapping air filters and a quick once-a-year checkup on heat pump (that you also need for water-based heating with a heat pump)
@thomasfuchs @jk Fair enough. I can’t see the UK going to air to air anytime soon. Some people have supplementary air conditioning for summer but rarely does it completely replace water based heating.