Boston Pilots Window Heat Pumps in Affordable Housing
The Boston Housing Authority is installing plug-in heat pumps from startup Gradient to reduce emissions in public housing.
The goal is to decarbonize Boston's public housing by 2030. The pilot program is taking place at Hassan Apartments, a 50-year-old public housing community with 100 units.
- The heat pumps are modular appliances made by California-based startup Gradient.
- They plug into a typical 120-volt wall outlet.
- The new system will replace the apartments' outdated electric-resistance system.
Boston is racing to decarbonize its public housing by 2030.
Author's summary: Boston pilots window heat pumps to reduce emissions.
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