When the current generation of electric cars were unveiled 5 or numerous years ago, I was more than happy to divorce myself from ever buying gasoline again.

I think that the car still burns energy from the electricity needed to keep the battery charged, but the money spent in the long run is so much less compared to a fuel combustion engine.

Most of my friends who are major car fanatics thought I was crazy. They all love to scoff at electric cars and the push towards energy independence in general. It didn’t matter what our friends were thinking about our decisions because I decided to purchase an electric car regardless. The savings in gas every single week are rather large. With that being said, the amount of recharge stations is still limited across the country, but for neighborhood driving this car is perfect. One more recharge station is built on highways around the country, I can finally take our electric car on road trips. I simply love the program of emerging technology designed to save money on energy fees. It just might be the case of owning an electric car, or having a heat pump in your home. Heat pumps are good for heating and cooling because they utilize a fraction of the energy depleted by an official split type Heating & A/C system. Instead of using refrigerant to cool the air in the house, it simply draws indoor heat into the system and expels it outdoors. It can reverse the process of overheating a chilly house as it harvests ambient heat from outdoors. Some heat pumps come with an additional heating element to supply additional heat if the temperatures outdoors are too low for the run of the mill process.

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