Correction: Climate-Apartment Heat Pumps story
Regina Fred touches one of her window-mounted heat pumps in her apartment in the Queens borough of New York, on Thursday, Feb. 29, 2024. The heat pump, part of a pilot project by the New York City Housing Authority, is aimed at cutting energy costs and lowering emissions. Credit: AP
NEW YORK — In a story published March 11, 2024, about small heat pumps being tested by the New York City Housing Authority, The Associated Press erroneously reported on inefficiencies from centralized steam boilers including heat lost through old and leaky ductwork. The systems carry the heat via pipes, not ducts. The story also should have made clear that the authority’s plan to eventually install more than 4,000 heat pumps depending on the pilot is specific to the Woodside development.
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