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These videos explain concepts, not whether a particular system fits your home. Use the viewing notes, then verify exact equipment and project scope.

01ENERGY STAR

Why upgrade home cooling with a heat pump?

A short introduction to using one efficient system for cooling and heating. Treat it as orientation; exact capacity and cold-weather performance still depend on the selected model and the home.

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  • Heating and cooling in one system
  • Why exact model efficiency matters
  • Questions to carry into a contractor proposal
02ENERGY STAR

Why replace HVAC with a heat pump?

A homeowner-level overview of heat-pump replacement. Use the video to understand the route, then compare load assumptions, matched components, controls and backup heat in writing.

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  • Replacement rather than equipment-only framing
  • Year-round operating context
  • Where a load calculation fits
03U.S. Department of Energy

How geothermal heat pumps move heat

DOE's Energy 101 explainer shows the ground-loop concept behind geothermal systems. It does not establish feasibility, drilling conditions, installed price or local permitting for a particular property.

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  • Ground loop and heat-exchange concept
  • Heating and cooling direction
  • Why site feasibility is project-specific
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