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New Furnace Efficiency Law

A plan was announced on June 13 by the Biden Administration for non-condensing indoor gas furnaces to be phased out by 2029. The proposal from the Department of Energy (DOE), if adopted, would require new non-weatherized gas furnaces to have an annual fuel utilization efficiencies of at least 95%, meaning they would have to produce at least 95 Btu of heat for every 100 Btu of natural gas consumed. That would ban non-condensing furnaces, which currently must be at least 80% efficient, and is intended to steer consumers toward more efficient technology, like condensing furnaces, which capture additional heat from exhaust gases. The article can be found here: https://www.achrnews.com/articles/146679-feds-aim-to-push-high-efficiency-furnaces




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