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Natural gas prices slump to 2010 low

Natural gas prices on Thursday slumped to a record low for the year after the government reported a rise in U.S. supplies.

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Question by luckynjoe4ever: Which A/C system best for Texas climate?

I’m in the process of buying a home that will take a bit of “fixer-upper” work, including upgrading the Central A/C system. The current system is an undersized Bryant Heat Pump. I live in North Texas, where we have drier climates and sweltering summers. I realize specific models will depend on several factors, but I want to know which brand names my fellow North Texans have found to be most dependable. I’m pretty disappointed with Bryant systems nowadays. Every single Bryant system I’ve ever had that was SUPPOSED to be able to handle my cooling needs, be it standard A/C or heat pump, failed to keep up in the 95+ degree Texas heat. At this point, I’m not concerned about price. I want dependability!

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Answer by oil field trash
We have a Trane system, during the recent 100 to 105 degree days here in East Texas, our AC had no problem maintaining a very comfortable 76 degs in our house.

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Gov. Beshear Makes Weatherization Program Announcements

LOUISVILLE, Ky.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Kentucky’s Weatherization Assistance Program signs contract to purchase GE appliances, approved for additional federal funding.

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Cape Air advances its ‘green strategies’

“Cape Air is trying to be as responsible to the community as we can be. We’ve been very interested in noise abatement and fuel conservation.” –Dan Wolf  

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Programs could save you up to ,500 on an efficient air conditioner

Starting Monday, Floridians can take advantage of a new rebate program to replace older home air-conditioning and heat systems with newer energy-saving units.

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Question by daweeney: What is the 1-800 number for Trane A/C’s?

I am having a problem with the “certified” dealer and Trane did not return my email. There is not an 800 # listed on the web site.

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Answer by Russ
(800) 940-1344 between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. CT Monday through Friday

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A short video interview about air source heat pumps.

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