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Integrated Space Conditioning and Water Heating Systems: One System is Often Better Than Two
December 1, 1998

Research Report A982
Authors:

Jennifer Amann

Description:

Describes integrated space conditioning/water heating technologies. It reviews current market status, energy savings, system economics, and barriers to broader market penetration.

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