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INTRODUCING: THE COUNTER

A projection of electric machine uptake across the country.

107,666,140

Total number of heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, rooftop solar, electric ranges, and electric vehicles in use across U.S. households

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What does it mean to “go electric”?

Electrification or “going electric” means replacing appliances that use fossil fuels (coal, oil, and gas) with ones that use electricity.

Replacing your gas-powered car with an electric vehicle and replacing your propane-powered furnace with a heat pump are both examples of electrification.

Featured

Breathe easy

In our new health impacts report, we dive into how upgrading our appliances will improve outdoor air quality, strengthen the health of our communities, and lead to $40 billion in health benefits every year.

Watt’s new

Pie chart with the text '42% of the US's energy-related emissions come from our homes and vehicles' in the center. The right side of the pie chart has 3 photos showing a house, stovetop, and truck. The background is yellow with faint smoke.
We talk about heat pumps alot.

Stories

“When I was a little boy, it wasn’t this hot.”

Stanley, a DeSoto, Georgia resident, talks about the immediate impact of adding a heat pump to his home.