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Heat Pump Engine Block Heaters for Standby Generators

At a Glance

Category 
planning
Status 
under development
Fuel type 
electric
Sector 
commercial, industrial

This measure is under development.

This measure will be for the addition of a heat pump to augment pre-existing electric resistance heaters that maintain the operating temperature of standby generators. This measure will be designed for larger generators; the exact size to be determined but likely ≥1MW.

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Decision details

Decided 
December 17, 2024
RTF Meeting

Allocate or Don't Allocate Resources to Developing Potential Measures

Decision Details

Allocate resources to developing the potential measures for​
Heat Pump Engine Block Heaters for Standby Generators​
Commercial Dishwashers​

And that the RTF does not allocate resources to the following:​
Whole House Fans​
Midstream Ductless Heat Pumps
ENERGY STAR Ceiling Fans​​

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