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Heat Pumps are Not Hard: Here's what it will take to start pumping

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After this game sells, can the studio afford to make another? →When do back-catalog sales arrive, how do players find the next game, and how much time does a helper actually free up? Studio accounts and launch decisions put dates and costs on the ability to keep making things.This video helps answer · Who pays for an improvement and who controls the next investment?

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An apartment with a shared gas bill gives Technology Connections an example of split incentives. One resident pays for a window upgrade but shares the savings. Heating-system choices therefore depend on both the building and how bills are allocated.

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all occupants shared a single gas bill
Heat Pumps are Not Hard: Here's what it will take to start pumping · ▶ 6:32–6:39
if we had gone in together as a building to replace all of the windows
Heat Pumps are Not Hard: Here's what it will take to start pumping · ▶ 7:10–7:14

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