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2. If we fix this, heat pumps become cheaper than gas.
1. We're overcharging heat pumps for the grid, to subsidize everyone else.
3. Without costing anyone anything.
Winter to summer peak PSEG: 70% JCPL: 61% AE: 61%
Why is this overcharging?
Heat pumps aren't triggering grid upgrades, they're using spare capacity.
Why does this create a cross-subsidy to everyone else?
What if we fixed this overcharge?
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40% of cold-climate buildings are in Northeast
Maine = 4x Massachusetts, 8x New York
How?
$650K: full strategy
Help gov make rates
Help advocates win rates
Mobilize manufacturers
Help media get it right
$200K: "one and done" to "always on"
$50K: keep to lights on, do RI and CT reports