Average CMP bill to decrease almost 3%
Check out this article in Portland Press Herald, the Average CMP bill is estimated to decrease by almost 3% for residential customers starting July 1; about 2.7% of the total bill.
Check out this article in Portland Press Herald, the Average CMP bill is estimated to decrease by almost 3% for residential customers starting July 1; about 2.7% of the total bill.
Our Service Manager, Jay has been promoted to Director of Lasting Impressions. Jay is everyone’s favorite co-worker and has a long history of providing excellent customer service. He is now available for current Royal River Heat Pumps customers to come to your home after your installation has been completed to do a walk-through and tutorial. He will provide instructions on utilizing the controllers, best practice and maintenance tips. You can call Jay at 207-400-4065 to schedule a time that is convenient for you.
Ava from our media team took 20,000 pictures one day of our warehouse and created this fun time-lapse video of 24- hours here.
Scott and the media team filming commercials with Mike Katz from Camp Sunshine. Visit our Ripple to River to find out why…
Talk to your tax professional to see if your heat pump will qualify for an Equipment Tax Credit for Primary Residence.
Heat pumps that are ENERGY STAR certified meet the requirements for this tax credit.
Tax Credit Amount: $300
Requirements
Split Systems:
HSPF >= 8.5
EER >= 12.5
SEER >= 15
Package systems:
HSPF >= 8
EER >= 12
SEER >= 14
You can find information about your heat pumps HSPF, EER and SEER here
The Cold Climate Heat Pump Technology Challenge aims to reduce carbon pollution from cold climate heating and increase efficiency to save consumers money. The U.S. Department of Energy is working towards advancing cold-climate clean heat pumps to reach the Biden administrations goal of net-zero carbon by 2050. Heat pumps significantly reduce carbon pollution, while lowering energy costs and comfortably heating (and cooling!) homes. Mitsubishi Electric has announced their commitment to advance innovation and efficiency of the next generation of heat pumps. More information
Scott Libby, owner of Royal River Heat Pumps spoke at the E2tech Workforce Forum last Tuesday. Read the Mainebiz article about what Scott had to say about building a clean energy workforce to reach Maine’s renewable energy goals for 80% renewable energy by 2030 and 100% by 2050.
Cindy Williams stopped by Royal River Heat Pumps October 6th to interview our very own Scott Libby about giving back to the community. See it here.
Please note, though Royal River Heat Pumps will be closed for Christmas break Friday, December 24th through Sunday, January 2, (reopening on Monday, January 3rd) we install heat pumps throughout the winter season.
