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Efficiency Maine Efficiency Maine’s success accelerating the electrification of home heating was honored on October 30 with the prestigious “Leader of the Pack” award from The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE). The award, which is bestowed every five years, recognizes outstanding energy efficiency programs across the United States. This year […] (Photo credit: Cait Bourgault Photography for ReVision Energy) Ben Joslin Heat pumps provide homeowners with a range of benefits – cleaner, more affordable heating and cooling year-round. But to get these benefits, the system must be correctly sized for the house, explains Dave Ragsdale, one of ReVision Energy’s Thermal Technical Specialists. […] Technician installing instrumentation for heat pump/air-conditioning unit. National Institute of Standards and Technology, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. From the EPA, edited for length As part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s Investing in America agenda, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the general competition selection of the New England Heat Pump Accelerator […] Images courtesy of the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association Joe Parsons As the cost of heating and cooling homes continues to rise, many New England homeowners are exploring more efficient and sustainable methods to regulate indoor temperatures. One of the most promising technologies is the geothermal heat pump (GHP), also […] HPWHs can be two to four times more efficient than standard units, which translates to energy savings and reduced carbon emissions. (Flickr/Jeff Robbins) The Department of Energy aims to reduce barriers to technology adoption by providing customized, comprehensive guidance for sizing, selection, and installation U.S. Department of Energy, Office of […] G.E.T. Staff We are pleased to announce that ARC Mechanical, experts on cold climate heat pumps, and Fresh Air Solutions, a local family-owned and operated heat pump deep cleaning business, have recently partnered to provide heat pump users with the highest level of heat pump installation, maintenance, and customer service available. With […] The boiler building and silo, which holds 37 tons of dry wood chips, sit down the hill from the school. A pair of buried, insulated pipes connect the boiler to the school. (Froling Energy) Jim Van Valkenburgh After one full winter heating mainly with Froling Energy’s renewable PDC dried wood […] This stone cellar wall can be insulated with spray foam. (Images: Bob Irving) Robert H. Irving Air source heat pumps (ASHP) are now in widespread demand for both new construction and older homes. Many with older homes are making the decision to toss their old oil or gas burner and install […] Efficiency Vermont’s Efficiency Excellence Network (EEN) Interview with Tim Jeffers, President Al Jeffers and Sons, Inc. team (Courtesy photo) G.E.T. Staff G.E.T.: How did you get started in this industry? Tim Jeffers: The business started in 1977 as a partnership with my father, my brother, Joe, and […] Researchers Sumeet Sinha and Yaobin Yang attach a fiber optic cable to the water pipe. Carrie Klein Framingham, Massachusetts is the site of the first gas-utility-run networked geothermal system, ever! Once complete, this network of water-filled pipes, heat pumps and boreholes will provide heating and cooling to a community of over […] |
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