In new home construction, electric heat pumps cost so much less to furnish. There are no masons and no masonry chimney. There are no plumbers or piping systems. The projected square footage of the ...

Regarding "Will NJ's new goal mean homes need to replace boilers, furnaces with electric heat pumps?," NorthJersey.com, Feb. 12: In new home construction, electric heat pumps cost so much less to ...

We had trouble with both entities just after moving to Maine in 1988. Built two homes with baseboard electric heat and was told by a CMP field engineer that we were stupid to go with electric heat.

Dan Dykas has seen the power industry go through major evolutions over his 35-year career at G&W Electric – and has been part of them, too. Dykas, now G&W Electric’s president for Canada ...

Currently, we mostly burn fossil fuels to produce heat. This causes pollution. Heat pumps are all-electric. Even though most electricity still comes from combustion, the United States is slowly ...

Convection heaters provide warmth and heat to a specific area or room by circulating air and heating it using a highly efficient electric element. Designed for quiet, controlled comfort, they are ...

Before it set out to test, the electric SUV had to heat soak. That is exactly what it sounds like. The EV9 sat parked in the desert sun, with temperatures soaring well over 100 degrees ...

When it comes to numbers, the state’s proposal to add 310,000 electric heat pumps to our already fragile grid doesn’t add up. In fact, doing so could put Connecticut residents at risk for ...

Last summer, many of us in New Jersey found ourselves retreating indoors as the skies filled with smoke from the Canadian wildfires. This smoke carried particulate matter (PM 2.5), nitrogen oxides ...

Households with insulation and clean tech such as heat pumps and electric cars are more “energy patriotic” as they rely far less on imported fuels, a think tank has claimed. Analysis from the ...

It comes as a think tank reported that households with insulation and clean tech such as heat pumps and electric cars are more "energy patriotic" as they rely far less on imported fuels.

In a big city like New York, your building might have a boiler that burns oil or gas to heat water or produce steam, which feeds wheezing radiators in every unit. Electric-resistance space heaters ...