Stone Mountain Technologies has designed its gas heat pump to outperform its electric counterpart in cool and cold climates.

Some cold climate heat pumps can be more than 100 percent efficient even in subzero temperatures.

The first heat pumps to pass the U.S. Department of Energy's Cold Climate Heat Pump Challenge might be in customers' homes by the end of the year.

Technologies used for the residential cold climate heat pumps will be applied to rooftop units in commercial buildings through the DOE’s ongoing Commercial Building Heat Pump Accelerator program ...

Heat pumps are designed to operate when it’s still cold out. Really cold out. The pumps are considered crucial to the region’s response to climate change. So last time temperatures plummeted ...

Bring Home the Latest Cold Climate Heat Pumps Cutting-edge heating and cooling technology designed for colder climates is hitting the market.

The DOE Residential Cold Climate Heat Pump Challenge aims to develop high-efficiency heat pumps that perform at temperatures as low as -15 F, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional ...

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Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed to perform in much more frigid weather.

For example, the Pennsylvania homeowner's electricity bill increased by only $15 after switching to a heat pump and they still saved money overall by eliminating heating oil costs.

Two DOE grants awarded to Copeland in 2024 further fuel these activities and the company’s ability to advance the research and manufacturing of cold-climate heat pump technologies.