Electrifying Your Home Doesn't Just Cut Your Bills. It Adds to Your Home's Value.

A Bellway and University of Salford study confirms heat pumps are four times more efficient than gas boilers. Here's what that means - and why the right system setup matters as much as the technology itself.

Greece runs heat pumps on sunshine year-round. Bay Area homeowners can do the same - but solving the gap between midday solar and nighttime heat needs one extra piece.

Mountain View has doubled its heat pump water heater rebate fund to $1 million, with combined city and Silicon Valley Clean Energy incentives reaching up to $5,000 for Harvest customers. Act before the January 2027 Air District deadline.

SMUD has expanded rebates to $7,000 for Sacramento homeowners upgrading to heat pump HVAC and water heating. Here's how Harvest customers can take full advantage.

Upgrading your heat pump water heater is just the start. Harvest customers who add heating and cooling can unlock up to $7,000 in total rebates before the Bay Area's 2027 gas deadline.

The Bay Area has a gas appliance deadline. Here's what it means for your home and why acting now gives you more options than waiting.

Central Coast Heat Pump Rebates are better than ever! Harvest helps you qualify for the most money back of any system.

The electric grid isn’t broken—it just needs smarter backup. Thermal batteries, from heavy industry to home hot water, are unlocking a cleaner, more resilient future.

Inspired by Finland’s sand battery, Harvest brings the power of thermal storage into homes—cutting emissions, lowering bills, and making clean energy more practical, personal, and immediate. Ask ChatGPT

From magnetic fridges to chip-powered chill—explore the futuristic cooling tech that could replace traditional AC, and what you can do now to stay cool and climate-smart.

We ranked the top 10 A/C units of 2025—five that are clever and climate-resilient, and five that are just plain fun. From antique cooling tricks to the smartest clean tech on the market, this list has something for every kind of summer. Ask ChatGPT

California Heat Pump Rebates make it the best time to purchase Harvest

EVs are getting smarter about comfort—and heat pumps are leading the way. From Tesla’s octovalve to Rivian’s Camp Mode, HVAC is quietly powering the future of how we move and live.

California’s Energy Smart Homes program is offering up to $12,150 in rebates for going all-electric with space heating, water heating, and cooking—especially when you install Harvest.

California tech meets Santa Fe charm. Harvest is bringing smarter heating and cooling to the Land of Enchantment—starting with adobe homes and lower bills.

After the devastating LA wildfires, residents face tough decisions about rebuilding. But one thing is clear: going all-electric is safer, cheaper, and more resilient. Harvest sat down with USGBC-CA leaders to talk about how fire-impacted communities can rebuild smarter, healthier homes—together.

A breakthrough in zinc-ion battery tech—powered by AI—could unlock safer, cheaper, and more stable energy storage. Here’s why that matters for the clean energy future.

Missed our event with Copper? Catch the top questions and real answers about rebates, retrofits, and what it actually takes to electrify your home—plus why now’s the time to act.

A warm welcome to our new followers—here’s everything you need to know about Harvest, what we build, and how to dive deeper.

Harvest joined the East Bay Green Home Tour with three real-world installations, showing how smart electrification is already transforming homes across the Bay Area.

Harvest is bringing clean energy to the people who need it most—starting with affordable multifamily housing. By integrating thermal storage, reusing existing infrastructure, and unlocking major savings, we’re helping developers cut costs, meet regulations, and futureproof their buildings—all while making all-electric living more accessible for residents.

Massive new rebates in California's Central Coast make Harvest’s smart heat pump systems more affordable than ever—bringing high-efficiency comfort and big savings to local homeowners.

Thinking of replacing your gas furnace? Heat pumps offer a cleaner, more efficient alternative—especially with thermal storage tech like Harvest, cutting energy bills and emissions for a smarter home heating solution.

Building an electric home means creating a space that’s energy-efficient, future-proof, and better for the planet—while saving on bills and maximizing comfort.

At the AHR Expo, industry experts highlighted a major shift towards using water as a heat transfer medium in HVAC systems, offering more sustainable and climate-friendly solutions, and Harvest is already ahead of the curve with its SANCO2 air-to-water heat pump system.

Finding the right heat pump depends on your home type, from compact condos to sprawling farmhouses, and with options like Harvest’s ultra-efficient air-to-water system, there’s a solution for every space—ensuring comfort, energy savings, and a future-proof setup.

It may not be cold outside yet, but winter is indeed coming. And there's no better time to get ahead of a major furnace upgrade than right now.

Harvest-certified Larratt Brothers Plumbing is a SF Bay Area installer focused on the future. We spoke with owner Aaron Gianni about what attracted him to Harvest and how he's made the installation process easier for everyone.

Yes, people do actually save money with Harvest. Here's some video proof.

It's official: Cold climate = highest energy bills. And Harvest can help! Our Smart Thermal Battery saves on bills more than any other heat pump system. Check us out!

In our third and final segment with Nik Ingle, we talk about what happens after a Harvest system is installed. What to expect in those first few hours and how remote monitoring makes everyone’s life easier. With remote monitoring, we help diagnose the system so the installer can solve the problem quickly and easily.

In Part 2 of our interview with Nik, we take a dive into the installation process and how contractors and our advanced tech successfully place homeowners on the path to home decarbonization.

Nik Ingle is on a mission to delight homeowners with the most sustainable and cost-effective HVAC and hot water. In this interview, we explore how Nik prepares homeowners for their journey with Harvest to ensure it fits seamlessly into their lives. 

Which has the bigger climate impact: your car or your HVAC? Turns out home heating and hot water has higher carbon emissions than driving.

Energy Smart Homes rewards recently-installed Harvest systems with $6,350 for electrifying all the major appliances in a home.

True to the intentions of the Sea Ranch community, resident Dan Wood installed a Harvest system as part of a broader effort to protect the Coast from the ravages of climate change.

Ready for Harvest? Nik Ingle spills the tea on what it's really like!

Personal action to address the climate crisis gets a bad rap for requiring sacrifice. But Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson flips the script on in a New York Times interview that we love.

In Part 3 of our interview with QuitCarbon’s Cooper Marcus, we talk dollars and cents.

The recent spike in your electric bills doesn't mean you have to abandon your electrification dreams. Harvest is designed from the ground up to cut monthly energy bills – more than any other heat pump solution. We do this by shifting the time you consume energy to the cheapest time of the day - that’s why we call it the smartest heating on Earth.

In Part 2 of our interview with Cooper Marcus we explore common misconceptions of home electrification and talk why electrification is not only inevitable, but cleaner, healthier and less expensive.

QuitCarbon helps everyone electrify their homes. An Interview with Founder and CEO Cooper Marcus, Part 1

Can you reduce your upfront costs with inexpensive insulation? Here's How to Electrify Your Home Affordably

Harvest is now the cheapest and most effective way to decarbonize your home -- both cheaper to install and cheaper on your monthly bills. 

From Passive House to Your House

Peninsula Clean Energy Customers are queuing up for Low Carbon Heating and Hot Water

Find Harvest Thermal at Stop #7 on the East Bay Green Home Tour