2028 Furnace Standard Upheld: What Contractors Need to Know
The DOE’s latest ruling means all new furnaces sold after 2028 will have to be high-efficiency condensing models. Source link
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DOE Upholds Furnace Efficiency Standard Set to Cut Consumer Costs
A new federal standard for furnaces will require new furnaces to use about 15% less energy than today’s models — similar to the requirements Canada has had since 2010. The standard, taking effect in 2028, is also set to reduce...
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Understanding AFUE Ratings and What They Mean for Your Heating Bills
With energy costs on the rise in California, you’re probably feeling the impact on your home heating bills. Even in a state known for milder winters, staying comfortable when temperatures drop still comes at a price. What you might not...
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Senate OKs Invoice to Block DOE’s Furnace Vitality Effectivity Rule
The Senate handed a “joint decision” on Could 21, 2024 designed to dam a Division of Vitality (DOE) rule that imposes stricter energy-efficiency necessities on residential gasoline furnaces, and, regardless of President Joe Biden...
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Cruz Pushes Again on DOE’s Furnace Effectivity Rule
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, Republican from Texas, is seeking to assist HVAC contractors and push again in opposition to the U.S. Division of Vitality’s (DOE) closing rule on gasoline furnace effectivity requirements. Underneath a rule just lately...
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