Liberty incentivizing homeowners to upgrade to energy-efficient heat pump systems

Tired of cold showers and high energy bills? An ultra-intelligent water heater could be the solution to your problems

Heat pump water heaters are all the rage and gaining major attention for making homes more eco-friendly and offering long-term money-saving benefits. While standard heat pump water heaters are designed to begin heating water when the tank gets cooler, a new product offers customizable options to ensure you get the best shower or sink experience possible. The scoop Cala, a young tech company, has released a water heater with settings on the pump …

Liberty incentivizing homeowners to upgrade to energy-efficient heat pump systems

TAHOE CITY, Calif. – Liberty is helping homeowners save energy by offering financial incentives to upgrade existing electric heating and water heating systems to advanced, energy-efficient heat pump technology. Heat pumps are a modern solution that extract and amplify heat from natural sources like the air or ground, providing a highly efficient way to heat homes and water.  Unlike traditional heating systems such as electric furnaces or boilers…

A homeowner reduces his energy costs by 60 percent through his own initiative and clever technologies. But not everything convinces him: He is particularly disappointed by the heat pump.

When it comes to making the energy supply of buildings future-proof and climate-friendly, there is hardly a way past the heat pump.This modern technology uses the existing environmental energy from air, earth or water to efficiently heat, provide cool and warm water to living spaces – according to the principle of a reverse refrigerator.The advantages are obvious: heat pumps contribute significantly to the reduction of CO2 emissions and reduce o…

Homes built after 2010 twice as energy-efficient as older homes

Homes built after 2010 twice as energy-efficient as older homes. CoreLogic data shows the 6.27 million homes built pre-2010 have a median 2.8-star energy rating, while the 1.5 million built post-2010 have a median 5.9 rating. (Australia).