It needs to be able to handle a load of about 1200 GJ annually. Call it 1500 or 2000 for simplicity and overload avoidance. Any efficiency above 80% would suffice. Anybody got an idea of how much the unit would cost? (within a few grand), I have no idea about the cost of these things?
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