Study finds high electricity costs limit heat pump adoption in Anchorage

Alaska Economic Report
18/09/2025 5 min
Study finds high electricity costs limit heat pump adoption in Anchorage

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The study showed heat pumps could extend Cook Inlet gas supplies. But they cost Anchorage residents an average of $2,300 more annually than natural gas heating.

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