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ON TOPIC: 🦉 Cleantechnica, what do you think of this? 🤔

AGelbert COMMENT:
🦉 Cleantechnica, what do you think of this?

October 24, 2024
Bosch unveiled its IDS Ultra heat pump at CES 2024. The company said it can keep your home at the right temperature even when it drops to 5 degrees
New Cold-Climate Heat Pumps Are About to Hit the Market
 
And, what do you think of the Midea window heat pump? 🤔
Midea 9,000 BTU 115V Packaged Window Heat Pump

Just found this one. The price looks quite reasonable:
$699 Soleus Air 10,000 BTU Window Air Conditioner with 10,000 BTU Heater, 12.5" Extra Thick Wall Compatible, Wi-Fi Enabled, Saddle Mount, and Quiet Operation in White

I ask because my dwelling place is a manufactured home I own (since the year 2000) in Vermont. I stopped using the kerosene powered furnace over a decade ago and went all electric because of climate change concerns. I have used electric space heaters for the winter ever since. I have, since I bought the home, used a single small window A/C (going for three years now on my third unit as each previous one failed 😕) for the summer.

A window heat pump, provided it does not cost more than a thousand bucks or so, would save me a lot of money on my electrical energy use bill, mostly in winter, but also in summer. GMP (Green Mountain Power), my utility, has a plan to RENT 🤦‍♂️  Vermont home owners "natural" (LOL!) gas powered heat pump water heaters, complete with "routine" MAINTENACE costs contract (SEE: Repeat bidness SCAM business model),  but that is not available for manufactured homes.

At any rate I am not interested in anything that burns🦕☠️ hydrocarbons, period, never mind the rather high cost GMP wants to charge to "help me 🙄 go green".

The fact is I stopped using a water heater when mine failed about 7 years ago. Yeah, cold water showers in Vermont ain't fun, but it is my way of being a good steward of God's Earth and saves me some money on electricity too. What say ye? 🤠