Furnace

topic on 2 shows · 4 statements across 3 episodes

Catalyst the Green Blueprint

4 statements about Furnace, every show

CATALYST Assertion Not publicly verifiable
Lambert: Emergencies drive 50% of heating purchases but under 25% of cooling
“On the heating side, it's roughly 50% of the market today. So it's like people will, their furnace dies, that's where they'll, they'll get it. On the cooling side, it's less than a quarter”
Paul Lambert Nov 14, 2024 ▶ 29:35 Getting heat pumps right
CATALYST Assertion Supported
Houser: US heat pump installations were flat in dollars and down in units
“Overall heat pump installations were flat in investment terms, down a little bit in unit terms last year, relative to the year before. The good news is that their share of the market compared to furnaces continued to grow.”
Trevor Houser Oct 12, 2023 ▶ 45:30 How is U.S. industrial policy affecting actual climatetech investment?
GREEN BLUEPRINT Assertion Contradicted
Adams: About 85% of HVAC systems are replaced during emergencies
“It's almost all air conditioners and furnaces are replaced on an emergency basis. They go out when it's hot or it's cold. So it's about 85% Is the number for that?”
Nate Adams Jun 29, 2022 ▶ 7:57 One weird trick to decarbonize your home
Adams: Hybrid heat pumps increase consumer choice by offering dual fuels
“So an important point on this is heat pumps, when paired with a furnace or other form of backup heat, that's actually increasing consumer choice. Because now you have two different fuels to work with. So you have the heat pump to work with, and you have whatev…”
Nate Adams Jun 29, 2022 ▶ 14:19 One weird trick to decarbonize your home

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