Homeowner’s Responsibilities Change with Heating Systems Innovation

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A home's natural gas and electricity usage will hypothetically contribute to climate change and air pollution. The fact stands that the important way to participate in the green movement is to cut the carbon footprint.

Toronto, Canada – /PressCable/

Being a homeowner there are short and long-term benefits to going “green”. A home's natural gas and electricity usage will hypothetically contribute to climate change and air pollution. The fact stands that the important ways to participate in this green movement is to cut a home's carbon footprint. This home energy usage (and sometimes wastage depending on the efficiency of the system) is one of the largest contributors from your life.


Solar cells are condensing in scale and weight and are becoming a fashionable (and economical) investment. Wind power and other inventive sources of energy generation are being packaged by companies that can help reduce the footprint.


“My goals in my fifties are to leave less behind in my second half of life than the first” says Clayton McAndrews, a homeowner in Forest Hill, Toronto. “As the public becomes more educated there will hopefully be a swing towards greener projects. Clean and pollution free energy is available, which displaces energy from polluting sources.”


Other options are to invest in the latest dual-fuel heating systems. These will operate on electricity and gas, and combine the reliability of a gas system with the performance of an electric heat pump. In essence, once the winter temperature drops too low for optimum performance levels, the furnace unit switches it's intake to gas and the energy efficiency is improved.


“Both have been done at our household. A furnace install of a new (dual heating) unit, and sign up to Bullfrog Power, Inc.. The company Laird and Son Heating had recommended the upgrade and I trust them to know best.” concluded Mr. McAndrews.


The energy industry presents new solar heating residential systems that, as mentioned above, are only getting more compact and provide less of an… impression on the property. A research team at the College of Engineering at Michigan State University recently announced the development and testing of a clear solar panel. Transparent like glass, this invention, along with others in the pipeline, bring unlimited applications.


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