Heat Pump Education & Resources

“Like your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to transfer heat from a cool space to a warm space, making the cool space cooler and the warm space warmer. During the heating season, heat pumps move heat from the cool outdoors into your warm house. During the cooling season, heat pumps move heat from your house into the outdoors. Because they transfer heat rather than generate heat, heat pumps can efficiently provide comfortable temperatures for your home.”

Consumer Education & Resources

From the Energy Efficiency Alliance:

Heat Pumps: Fact & Fiction
September 2023, EEA

Confused about what’s fiction and what’s fact about heat pumps? Read our mythbuster to get the full story.

Heat Pump Incentives & Financing for New Jersey Homeowners
September 2023, EEA

New Jersey homeowners can get utility rebates and financing help for installing heat pumps. Read our fact sheet to learn about what’s already available and what’s coming soon.

Heat Pump Incentives & Financing for Pennsylvania Homeowners
September 2023, EEA

Pennsylvania homeowners can get utility rebates and financing help for installing heat pumps. Read our fact sheet to learn about what’s already available and what’s coming soon.

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Groups With More Education and Resources

Heat Pumps on Energy Efficiency Stories

EnergyEfficiencyStories.org is a growing database of stories from New Jersey and Pennsylvania showing the economic, social, and environmental benefits of energy efficiency. And some of those stories are about heat pumps! Check out these highlights: 

Visit EnergyEfficiencyStories.org to see more energy efficiency stories!

Have a story to share? Use our submissions page.

Heat Pumps: What Homeowners Need to Know

An August 2023 webinar hosted by the Energy Efficiency Alliance and the New Jersey Conservation Foundation.

In August 2023, EEA and the New Jersey Conservation Foundation partnered up to present “Heat Pumps: What Homeowners Need to Know.” New Jersey contractors offered their experience-based insights on how to get started—and the right questions to ask—for homeowners interested in electrification and heat pumps.

Panelists include:
Bill Amann (M&E Engineers, www.meengineers.com)
Scott Nelson (Oceanside Service Inc., oceansideserviceinc.com)
Chris Wisniewski (Integrate Comfort Systems, icshvac.com)

Heat Pumps in the News

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