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More homeowners in more climate zones are demanding heat pumps, and new technologies are making this sustainable switch possible. 

As New York enacts and implements new regulations focused on reducing energy use and carbon emissions, Modular Comfort Systems’ expertise in designing and delivering high-efficiency systems, and Daikin’s decarbonization technology and capabilities, will combine to deliver comprehensive HVAC solutions that help customers trim both their utility bills and carbon footprints.  

The initiative will integrate Carrier’s battery-enabled HVAC technology, delivered through its Home Energy Management System (HEMS), with Google Cloud’s artificial intelligence-powered analytics and WeatherNext AI models built by Google DeepMind and Google Research.

Carrier's new air-to-water heat pump offers an advanced, sustainable solution for homeowners and builders seeking energy-efficient alternatives for home heating, cooling, and domestic hot water, a press release from the company said.

The Hydronic Branch Conductor, for which a patent is pending, supports simultaneous heating and cooling capabilities, and in certain applications can improve heating efficiency by more than 35%, a press release from Trane said.

The trademarked designation “America’s Heat Pump Company” recognizes Ice Air’s extensive track record in engineering high-performance heat pump systems that align with efficient performance,  decarbonization and electrification initiatives. 

All 50W-Series models include enhanced serviceability features, a wide variety of factory-installed options, and flexible configurations suitable for boiler tower, geothermal, and hybrid water loop systems, a press release from Carrier said.

Modern RTUs can include a variety of advanced features that reduce energy use and improve comfort and IAQ.

 Consumers want increased security and better control over their energy usage — smart products offer an avenue to both aspects, and many more 

LG looks ahead to highly efficient electric products that can operate off the grid, even in extremely cold temperatures.