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SUMMARY:The Multi-State Plan to Power a Surge in Heat Pump Adoption
DESCRIPTION:Earlier this year\, nine states plus Washington\, DC\, signed an agreement to meet ambitious heat pump targets and reduce emissions from buildings. Hear from Emily Levin of the Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM)\, who drafted the agreement\, on how it came to be and what the states are now doing to meet the commitment. Also hear from Zach Berzolla of the Maryland Department of the Environment about the specific steps his state is taking to accelerate heat pump deployment and decarbonize buildings.
URL:https://efficiencyfirstca.org/event/the-multi-state-plan-to-power-a-surge-in-heat-pump-adoption/
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CATEGORIES:Building Decarbonization Coalition
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