Pantano: US Needs 3.2M Induction Stoves by 2025, Double Current Pace
Steve Pantano · The pace of home electrification · Oct 19, 2023 · at 29:01
Steve Pantano, VP of Research at Rewiring America, speaks with host Shayle Kann about residential appliance electrification targets and pace-of-progress projections.
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“On cooking, I can tell you we've looked at 3.2 million induction stoves needed, again, up until that 2025 time period, that's over the first three years. Business as usual suggests we'll have about one and a half million sales over that period, so we need to about double that pace over the 2023 to 20 25 time period.”
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