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Yes, it gets a bit complex.
On a similar point, if your house is air conditioned, a dollar's worth of "waste" electrical heat (like from a freezer, or incandescent bulbs) take 2-3 dollars worth of AirCon electricity to remove.
But on the third hand, it's hotter outside in the summer (vs aircon indoors) , so the compressor has to work a bit more compared to being inside.
On the whole, I think your solution is the best, but having them indoors does come with some not-so-obvious advantages.
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2004 VW TDI PD on bio
want to build 150 mpg diesel streamliner.
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