Environmental impact & efficiency
Cut CO2, save energy and make your home greener. Here’s how heat pumps do it all.
Published at Jan 24, 2025
Regina OnoratoAre heat pumps energy efficient heaters?
Heat pumps are a highly efficient and eco-friendly heating and cooling solution, offering significant energy savings and a reduced carbon footprint. Unlike traditional systems that generate heat, heat pumps transfer it, achieving efficiency rates over 400%. This efficiency is amplified when powered by renewable energy sources, making heat pumps ideal for homeowners looking to reduce their environmental impact and save substantially on their energy bills.
Published at Dec 27, 2024
Regina OnoratoCan a heat pump improve my home’s efficiency?
As the cost of living rises and environmental concerns grow, improving home energy efficiency is more important than ever. Heat pumps offer an efficient solution for heating and cooling your home, helping lower both utility bills and carbon emissions. Unlike traditional heating systems that produce heat, heat pumps transfer existing heat, making them significantly more efficient.
Published at Oct 23, 2024
Regina OnoratoDo heat pumps consume a lot of power?
Upgrading to a heat pump is a great choice for energy-efficient and sustainable home heating, but you may be wondering how much power they actually consume. In this article, we’ll walk you through an air source heat pump’s electrical usage and why it can be a a great choice even during the coldest months of the year.
Published at Jul 29, 2024
Carl RobinsonThe benefits of combining solar panels and heat pumps
Solar panels and heat pumps are two innovative technologies helping homeowners reduce their energy costs and carbon emissions. But how do they work? And are they a match made in clean energy heaven?
Published at Dec 17, 2024
Regina OnoratoWhen is a heat pump most efficient?
Heat pumps provide an innovative, efficient way to heat your home by transferring heat instead of generating it. This approach makes them environmentally friendly and cost-effective compared to traditional heating systems. While they are always highly efficient, their performance can fluctuate with outdoor temperatures.