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Welcome back to another week in the decarbonization of land, buildings and industry.
NetZero Insider’s Hugh Morley takes a look at three legislative measures that could alter the landscape in New Jersey: Lawmakers last week gave final passage to bill directing study of geothermal heat pump systems, promoting electric vehicle charger installation for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, and requiring clarification of the status of a residential solar system — whether it is owned or leased — when a house is sold.
Other media have been writing about related issues:
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Electrek has an update on efforts to develop heat pumps that work well in sub-zero temperatures; while pv Magazine says more awareness of heat pump capabilities and incentives could drive adoption. Canary Media reports on a new study that suggests decarbonization programs should focus on reducing upfront costs and emphasizing health, comfort and aesthetic benefits.
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pv Magazine also looks at a program in Georgia that seeks to provide low-income households with better access to money-saving, emissions-reducing solar technology.
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A World Economic Forum and PwC report sets out a host of energy efficiency actions it claims are 'doable today, at attractive returns with no need for new technology, saying business action on energy efficiency could save $2 trillion a year.
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A new study of 10,000 Americans suggests decarbonization programs should focus on reducing upfront costs and emphasize health, comfort -- and even aesthetic benefits. Canary Media
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A World Economic Forum and PwC report sets out a host of energy efficiency actions it claims are 'doable today, at attractive returns with no need for new technology.' GreenBiz
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The DOE's Residential Cold Climate Heat Pump Challenge is aiming for deployment programs and commercialization this year. It's working with nearly 30 states, utilities, and other partners to encourage cold-climate heat pump adoption. Electrek
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While most of the homeowners (80%) surveyed say they know what a heat pump is, just over half are unsure of what they do, particularly the ability to provide both heating and cooling. pv Magazine
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