Heat Pump

A heat pump is an electric appliance that can replace both your traditional air conditioner and home heating system (like a furnace or boiler). Heat pumps are 3-5 times more energy efficient than traditional heating systems and work in all climates!  Heat pumps do not run on gas and use energy efficiently, saving money on heating and cooling. Learn more about heat pumps.

You Save: Many states and utilities offer incentives for electric appliance upgrades. See if your zip code can offer to make the switch here.

Induction Stove

Exposure to indoor gas fumes over time can have the same effect on your health as second hand cigarette smoke. Switching your gas stove to electric or induction cuts out harmful vapors and is better for the climate. Learn more about electric stoves.

You Save: Many states and utilities offer incentives for electric appliance upgrades. See if your zip code can offer to make the switch here.

Electrify Your Car, Truck, or SUV

Switching from a gas vehicle to an electric vehicle lowers your carbon emissions by 60% according to the Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuel Data Center. Funds in the new clean energy law can help you pay for an electric car and chargers. Learn more about electric vehicles or if you’re ready, sign the “Going Electric Pledge“.

You Save: EVs cost less to maintain and also have significant fuel savings over time. Gas, on average, costs 15-18 cents per mile, whereas electric costs about 3 cents per mile on average. Over 15 years, it is estimated that an EV can save you over $8,000 in fuel costs. Check out your state incentives.

Solar Panels

Today, installing a solar roof on your home can be a seamless process taking less than 48 hours from start to finish. If you’re a renter, you may be able to participate in a Community Solar program. Learn more about solar.  

Electric Heat Pump Water Heater

A heat pump water heater uses electricity to pull heat from the surrounding air and transfer it into a hot water tank. Heat pump water heaters produce hot water instead of hot air, are 2-3 times more efficient than traditional systems, work in all climates, and can help save on energy costs. Learn more about electric water heaters.

You Save: Many states and utilities offer incentives for electric appliance upgrades.

Electric Heat Pump Dryer

Heat pump clothes dryers use heat pump technology to transfer hot air from outside the dryer to inside. Rather than releasing humid air through a dryer vent outside your home like a conventional dryer, a heat pump dryer sends it through an evaporator to remove moisture. Learn more about heat pump dryers.