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Can someone please tell me, what would be the cheapest method of heating 36oC water to 45oC at the rate of 80 Litres per minute for 15 minutes and then maintaining this temperature for an hour? All to be repeated every hour.

I will have multiple 1200 Litre baths that will fill within 15 minutes then drain after an hour session.
The baths will bet set to be either 36, 40 or 45 degrees but the majority will be 36 degrees. A 10,000L storage tank will maintain 36 degrees with a heat pump. So the majority of the bath refills will simply use the stored, 36 degree water. But I need to top up the temperature for the two other temperature settings.
Solar is not an option.
 

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