From: "Geo." 

"Don Hills"  wrote in message
news:nNq0FtgaXOcK092yn{at}attglobal.net...

> I don't. The energy required to initially freeze the goods is enormous
> compared with the energy lost via the insulation. As it was explained to
> me
> when I worked at a freezing works for a summer, the major energy loss is
> the
> constant putting of (relatively) warm goods into the store, and the
> removal
> of cold goods. In short, more energy is lost via the goods than via the
> insulation.

Well if that's true, then just put stuff into the freezers at off peak
electrical usage times.

Geo.

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