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I think
that 30% savings on electricity use is a bit of a stretch. Unless you have different rates for electricity during peak hours and non-peak hours, for a residential customer, never going to have a realistic payback. This idea has been around and in use in commercial chilled water systems for the last 25 years that I know of, probably more.0
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