heat pump
Coverage of heat pump in the Nexus archive.
- New heat pump rebate aims to curb emissions in Colorado’s Front Range
A $1,500 rebate is available to homeowners and businesses in the 9-county Denver metro region who install a new heat pump in an existing building. The initiative aims to reduce emissions in Colorado’s Front Range.
- Heat pump growth stalls as government support cut, warns climate watchdog
Heat pump growth has stalled due to the cut of a critical government grant program, according to a climate watchdog. Sales growth has slowed significantly following the reduction in government support.
- Heat pump growth stalls as government support cut, warns climate watchdog
The growth in heat pump sales has slowed significantly following the reduction of a critical government grant programme. A climate watchdog warns that cutting government support is stalling progress in this area.
- Installing a heat pump might increase the value of your home
Installing a heat pump may increase home value, according to a Canary Media article. The piece highlights a homeowner's willingness to pay more for a home with a heat pump to avoid gas or oil furnaces.
- Want a deal on a heat pump? Team up with your neighbors.
Marie Tai secured a discounted heat pump through a group-buy program organized by Laminar Collective, saving thousands compared to initial quotes and benefiting from a state rebate. Bulk purchasing initiatives for heat pumps are gaining traction in the U.S., offering discounts of 10-20% as federal incentives decline.
- Want a deal on a heat pump? Team up with your neighbors.
Marie Tai, a Boston condo owner, found her window air-conditioning units ineffective amid increasingly hot summers linked to climate change. The article suggests teaming up with neighbors to secure a deal on a heat pump as a potential solution.
- Amazon bets on what could be a game-changing heat pump
Amazon has signed a deal for a novel rooftop heat pump that provides all-electric heating, super-efficient cooling, and cheaper energy bills in its commercial buildings, following a successful 6-month trial at a logistics facility in Houston.