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想降低能源账单？家用电池或许应该最后安装

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By Saman Gorji, Negin Amini
| SBS Verified
要点： 越来越多澳大利亚家庭希望实现全面电气化； 但研究显示，家庭能源改造的顺序很重要，家用电池未必应该最先安装。 对于想让家庭全面电气化的澳大利亚人来说，问题往往不是要不要改，而是从哪里开始。 是先装太阳能板？买家用电池？还是先把燃气设备换掉？ 研究人员以墨尔本西部一套三居室住宅为例，对不同的家庭电气化方案进行了建模。 结果显示，如果想把钱花在刀刃上，最好的顺序并不是先买家用电池，而是先降低房屋本身的能源需求，再逐步淘汰燃气设备，最后才考虑储能。 研究以一个典型家庭为模型：住宅采用管道式燃气供暖，使用燃气热水器和燃气灶，其他家电主要使用电力，家庭还有一辆燃油车。 这个家庭每年大约消耗5300千瓦时电力、不到50吉焦燃气，以及1230升汽油，用于每年约1.11万公里的出行。 算下来，一年能源开支约为6226澳元，其中电费2477澳元、燃气费1494澳元、汽油费2255澳元。 研究人员随后模拟了家庭全面电气化的三种路径，包括安装太阳能、改用逆循环空调（reverse-cycle air conditioner）、热泵热水器和电磁炉，并把燃油车换成电动车。...
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Want lower energy bills? You might want to skip this popular upgrade first

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By Saman Gorji, Negin Amini
| SBS News Verified
In brief Australians are keen to electrify their homes. But many are making the wrong moves when starting that process. Many Australians want to go fully electric. But it’s often hard to know where to start. Solar? A home battery? Or quitting gas? To find the best way to make the shift, we modelled three pathways for a three-bedroom house in Melbourne’s western suburbs. These pathways show it’s important to do things in the right order.
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Want to fully electrify your house? Don't start with a battery

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By Saman Gorji, Negin Amini
| MSN Australia Verified
Saman Gorji, Deakin University and Negin Amini, Deakin University Many Australians want to go fully electric. But it's often hard to know where to start. Solar? A home battery? Or quitting gas? To find the best way to make the shift, we modelled three pathways for a three-bedroom house in Melbourne's western suburbs. These pathways show it's important to do things in the right order.
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