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Building insulation is one of the easiest and cost-effective ways to reduce energy costs and improve heat pump performance. Does your building have it?

Upgrade Your Building Insulation to Save Money & Improve Comfort

Myth: Heat pumps don't work in cold weather. Fact: Heat pumps keep you comfortable all winter long. Learn more here.

Do Heat Pumps Work In Cold Weather Climates?

Reduce your carbon footprint at home with these ideas to utilize solar, heat pumps and smart gadgets for savings.

Cut Your Carbon Footprint at Home: 4 Ideas for Earth Day & Beyond

Choosing between a gas vs. an electric furnace? Learn about the advantages of each option—and how modern heating solutions provide better value.

Gas vs. Electric Furnace vs. Heat Pumps: Which One's Better?

Considering a heat pump vs. an electric furnace? Both heating technologies use electricity, but one offers much greater benefits for property owners.

Heat Pump Vs. Electric Furnace: Which Is Right For Your Building?

Solar Installation on Rikers Island Supported by BlocPower's Civilian Climate Corps, a Green Workforce Development Program.

Civilian Climate Corps: Rikers Island Solar Installation

Community Solar Installation Supported by BlocPower's Civilian Climate Corps, a Green Workforce Development Program.

Building Value Networks: Community Solar in Action

Heat pumps efficiently keep you warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Hear from a New York City building owner and tenant about their experience.

Heat Pumps in Cold Weather Climates: Visit an NYC Home