Learn how heat pumps can effectively handle cold climates and outperform fossil-fuel heating systems, as highlighted by a recent study in Joule. With the goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, heat pumps have the potential to replace traditional heating methods. The study analyzed data from multiple countries, showing that heat pumps can achieve high levels of efficiency even in extreme cold temperatures. Find out more about their performance and the advantages they offer.
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