A heat pump can slash greenhouse gas emissions from buildings, but production needs to keep pace with demand.
help reduce demand during peak periods, which can eliminate the need to build new fossil-fueled “peaker” plants., so getting more heat pumps into individual buildings can have a powerful ripple effect on the pace of decarbonization.Against this backdrop, McKinsey & Company is out with a new report on the prospects for, meaning all types of construction as well as buildings.
If all goes according to plan, McKinsey anticipates that construction stakeholders can deploy existing technologies to cut emissions by more than 50% by 2030. That’s the good news. “However, the heat pump supply chain currently is experiencing manufacturing and supply chain bottlenecks that providers would have to solve,” the firm warns.
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