Analysis of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Residential Heating Technologies in USA - Western Cooling Efficiency Center

Residential energy use is responsible for about 20% of total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the US. Growing housing stock and continued use of fossil fuels to heat homes is making it more challenging to meet emissions reduction targets set forth by various states. As the electric grid gets decarbonized, policymakers are considering electrification (converting […]

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