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Alaskan Homes and Businesses are Switching to Heat Pumps to Make their Wallets Fatter and their Buildings Better
Whether you are looking to reduce your home or businesses energy bills, localize your energy use, or help reduce your environmental impact, heat pumps are one of the best investments you can make in your building. Southeast Alaskan communities are leaders in statewide heat pump adoption, and with tax credits and other available financial incentives, there really has been no better time to make the switch.
Heat Pumps 101
Learn about what heat pumps are, how the technology works, how savings can be achieved, and why heating with heat pumps is better for you, your wallet and your community.
Types of Heat Pumps
Air source, ground source, geothermal, seawater? With all of these different names used to describe heat pumps, it can be difficult to know what option may be best for you. Learn more about these different options here.
Space Heating
Heat pumps are most commonly used to heat our buildings. How exactly does this work? How is heat distributed throughout a building? How do the costs compare between heat pumps and other heating systems? What do heat pumps look like in different kinds of buildings?
Your Heat Pump and Winter
With Alaska’s cold winters, heat pump owners need to know how to best operate and maintain their heat pumps for peak performance. Learn about essential heat pump cold climate operation and maintenance tips here.
Water Heating and Other Appliances
Heat pumps can also be used with other appliances, like domestic hot water heaters and even clothes dryers. Learn more about how these appliances could save your home or business money.
Other Frequently Asked Questions
If you have more questions about heat pumps, chances are you will find you answer here.