Deep Red State Catches Electric Heat Pump Fever, Bigly

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In another sign that the electrification trend is widening and deepening, the new Scout EV factory will deploy new heat pump technology.

In yet another sign that the electrification trend is widening and deepening, the new Scout Motors electric vehicle factory in South Carolina will apply new heat pump technology to help decarbonize its HVAC system.are chasing fossil fuels out of the heating and cooling business, and they are winning hearts and minds regardless of partisan politics.

In the latest news about Scout Motors, on July 9th, the global firm MAN Energy Solutions enthusiastically pronounced that it has been tapped to supply its industrial-scale heat pump to Scout’s forthcoming factory in South Carolina.by Volkswagen AG in the American company, which is producing the next generation of fully electric pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles , echoing the iconic Scout vehicles built from the 1960s to 1980,” MAN enthused.

“As we build our company, production center and ultimately our vehicles, we are taking great care to treat our community, air, land, water and people with respect,” Scott said. On the other hand, South Carolina is chest-deep in the decarbonization movement. That includes saddling ratepayers with the notoriously delayed and over-budget expansion ofTo cite just one example, last year South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster put his John Hancock on a new bill setting the wheels in motion for an incentive package of $1.

 

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