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Vermont Heating and Cooling Guide - Not just for Vermont
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I would like to use an ATW HP for backup electric heat for our house in the future. I like that it can also be a long term solution for efficiently heating water without the giant HPWH.
This link is so good it deserves to be a couple of forums.
A Vermonter's Guide to Residential Clean Heating and Cooling (2021) | Department of Public Service
I like this report. I don't believe everything on the chart on page 14. I have an extremely efficient new Navien propane combi-boiler. I am paying $1.45 per gallon of propane. #1 fuel oil is selling for $2.65 in my area. I pay 15 cents a kwh. I use my new mini-splits ductless heat pumps when the outside temp is above 32F. I still want to use enough propane to get get the reduced rate. I want to make sure I use at least 700 gallons of propane a year.
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