Home Idle Electric Induction On Central Heating Pipes - Concept.

So, if electricity has to flow, from a central entrance point in your house, up to all floors in the house, in order to be able to have electricity on a Second and or Third floor, why are we not inducting heat with this electricity, that has to flow, by using a induction coil [which is simply a shielded, turned copper wire around a cylinder] wound around our central heating pipes [+], also going up in the house to the exact same locations, actually using no electricity?The induction coil device does not have to be inside or behind a wall, if the central heating pipes aren't, we want it to be a parallel circuit that we can turn on or off, depending on if we want heat to be generated or not, letting our homes natural electricity flow through the induction coils, or not, which could probably be automated with the already installed thermostat as well. All we have to do is make the electric circuits flow useful during transport inside the house, without actually really being used or lost.

I live in a place where hot water comes from the ground and outside the house, which is terribly expensive, if i could temporarily shut this outside hot water connection, and electrically heat the water, which is already inside my central heating system pipes inside my house, it would save a lot of monthly money perhaps. And if i did that, why aren't we actually using the hot water hydro flow of the water inside our heating pipes system, to generate new, extra electricity from it? if i use water from the faucet, it has pressure, it has enough power already in it to turn a generator wheel with.

Power Utility Companies better start charging more normal prices soon, before i have to come up with a portable off-grid home generator solution again. They are charging such exorbitant prices for electricity and hot water, that i'm actually considering going off grid inside my own darn street house.