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DECARBONIZING SPACE HEATING WITH HEAT PUMPS

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Figure 1: Primary heating fuel choice, 2005-2013 75% 50% 25% 0% natural gas electricity fuel oil+ kerosene LPG other/none 2005 2013 2005 2013 2005 2013 2005 2013 2005 2013 United States Northeast Midwest South West Note: Natural gas is the primary heating fuel by a large margin in most of the United States, yet its market share is declining everywhere but the Northeast, where it is offsetting fuel oil and kerosene. Source: US Energy Information Administration, based on the Census Bureau American Community Survey Commercial buildings rely more on electricity for heating. In 2012, at least some portion of about 60 percent of commercial buildings were heated with electricity, 55 percent with natural gas, and 15 percent with fuel oil, propane, solar, or biofuels.8 A significant percentage of commercial buildings combined fuels. Electricity and natural gas each heated about 50 billion square feet of commercial buildings (about 44 percent of total floor space each). DECARBONIZING SPACE HEATING WITH AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMPS ENERGYPOLICY.COLUMBIA.EDU | DECEMBER 2019 | 11

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