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2-stage and variable-speed heat pumps operate more efficiently and result in better comfort than single-stage heat pumps, but they also cost more. This guide can help you decide if it's worth it.
Induction cooking has been around since the 1970s, but has become widely popular only recently. If you're trying to understand the difference between an induction and conventional electric range, this article will break it down for you.
Homeowners in California can now get substantial rebates on energy efficiency and home electrification upgrades, including heat pumps.
In the US, propane heating systems are common when natural gas isn't available. Propane furnaces and boilers still require electricity, so should you simply go with electric heating instead? Here's the pros and cons.
When it gets really cold, a heat pump might not be able to keep up. That's when backup heat will take over to keep your house warm.
There are actually heat pumps that are powered by natural gas or propane, but the heat pumps used to heat homes are powered by electricity.