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New Construction and the Future of Gas in Massachusetts

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A new report from ZeroCarbonMA warns that Massachusetts municipalities’ reliance on utility gas will cost homeowners thousands of dollars every year if lawmakers do not pass statewide healthy building standards. Innovations in building practices and clean energy technologies cost the same or less to build new homes with the latest clean energy technologies in Massachusetts, before adding significant incentives and rebates, according to ZeroCarbonMA.

The Future Is Electric Part II: How Average New Jersey Households Can Save by Electrifying

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New Jerseyans in an average insulated gas-heated home can save anywhere from 4% to 41% on their annual energy bills by adopting highly efficient electric appliances such as heat pumps depending on utility service territory, and up to 69% in a typical drafty home if paired with weatherization, according to a new report by Acadia Center that was commissioned by New Jersey Conservation Foundation.

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