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Perceptions and priorities for residential heat pump adoption in the rural northern US
Heat pump (HP) technology has significant potential for decarbonization in the residential energy sector. However, in rural areas of the northern Great Lakes region in the United States, factors such as reduced HP efficiency during winter and financial and social structural barriers hinder HP adopti
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