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Proposed Phaseout of Inefficient Furnaces Would Cut Costs & Emissions
The 'low-hanging fruit' for the energy transition is phasing out old, costly and energy inefficient appliances and replacing them with more modern ones. The Biden administration is on the right track with this new DOE energy efficiency standard.
Proposed Phaseout of Inefficient Furnaces Would Cut Costs & Emissions
If finalized, Biden administration’s proposal would be the first meaningful update to furnace standards in 35 years
Source: www.aceee.org
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