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Power for the People: Advice and Information for Heat Pumps
Overview
A great discussion about heat pumps for heating AND cooling with tips for where to locate them.
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Power for the People: Energy education and solutions for Mainers and Maine communities
This month:
– How heat pumps work
– Cooling AND heating
– Hints for location decisions
– Maintenance recommendations
Guest/s:
Matt Scott, co-owner Dave’s World (Ellsworth and 4 other locations in Maine)
About the host:
Steve Kahl is a Professor of Science at Thomas College, where he teaches environmental and energy courses
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