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		<title>This chart shows why heat pumps are still hot in the US</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[【能源与环境】 &#124; Energy &#38; Environment
By Casey Crownhart, MIT Technology Review，2024-02-12
Chinese
Sales slowed in 2023, but heat pumps are gaining ground on fossil fuels.

STEPHANIE ARNETT/MITTR &#124; ENVATO
Heat pumps are still a hot technology, though sales in the US, one of the world’s largest markets, fell in 2023. Even with the drop, the appliances beat out gas furnaces [...]]]></description>
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