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Six Reasons to Use Aegis Heat Pumps 1Adapt to No-Gas Laws An increasing number of cities and states are implementing laws that ban the use of natural gas in new buildings – or in other ways limit or disincentivize its use. In certain cases, laws even specify the use of heat pumps. Aegis A and W provide an efficient, forward-looking alternative to gas-fired water heating solutions as they run entirely on electric power. 2Reduce CO2 Emissions While some cities and states have focused on specific energy sources or technologies to reduce CO2 emissions, others have set decarbonization targets while leaving the “how” up to building constructors who must choose the appropriate means in each case. Running on electricity and with a very high COP, the Aegis heat pumps can be a highly effective way to reduce the CO2 emissions of a building. 3Cut Energy Costs Depending on the rates of utilities, electric solutions can be more cost effective to operate. With a COP that is many times greater than electrical resistance, the Aegis heat pumps make the traditional comparison of gas to electricity, in the form of electrical resistance, somewhat obsolete. With Aegis A or W installed, buildings have the potential to benefit from low-cost energy and a very high COP to cut energy costs. 4PDF Image | CO2-Powered Heat Pump Water Heaters Aegis
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