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Heat Pump Guides

Dylan Marshall

English United States Education

· Publishes weekly

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Feb 15, 2026

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About the Show

This podcast is all about heat pumps - from what they are and how they work to the cost benefits and energy savings of installing one. Heat pumps are the world's most efficient heating and cooling technology and the clear path to decarbonizing home heating.

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Active Since

Dec 16, 2024

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Episodic

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anchor.fm

Recent Episodes

7 - California Legislation To Cut Red Tape For Heat Pumps

Feb 15, 2026 6m

In this episode we discuss new legislation that has been introduced in the California state senate to accelerate heat pump adoption by reducing permitting fees, timelines, and adding flexibility to…

6 - Heat Pump Myths

Jan 21, 2025 6m

In this episode we cover six common myths about heat pumps:Myth 1: Heat pumps don’t work in cold weatherMyth 2: Heat pumps are very noisyMyth 3: Heat pumps only provide heatMyth 4: They need more…

5 - Pros and Cons of Heat Pump Water Heaters

Jan 14, 2025 18m

Heat pump water heaters are the most efficient way to heat water by a large margin. They have several other benefits but also some downsides you should be aware of before installing one. In this…

4 - Pros and Cons of Heat Pumps

Jan 06, 2025 15m

In this episode we discuss the pros and cons of using a heat pump for heating and cooling your home. We go over 9 total pros and 9 cons:Pros:1. Greater energy efficiency2. Utility bill savings3.…

3 - COP, SCOP, and HSPF - What Do They Actually Mean?

Dec 29, 2024 5m

In this episode we define and discuss the following terms:1. COP (coefficient of performance)2. SCOP (seasonal coefficient of performance)3. HSPF (heating seasonal performance factor)If you have any…

2 - Air Source Heat Pumps vs. Ground Source (Geothermal) Heat Pumps

Dec 22, 2024 5m

In this episode we compare air source and ground source (also called geothermal) heat pumps.In summary, ground source heat pumps have a higher upfront cost and require digging a trench but are more…