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Yes, there are several ways to make the system more efficient. The simplest way is to ensure that the unit is clean, well maintained and operating optimally to the way it was designed. Overlooking things like flow rates, operating temperatures and pressure can lead to the system consuming excess power or gas and providing less than optimal performance.

Replacing the equipment with more environmentally friendly R410 refrigerant. Another more temporary option is to replace your refrigerant with M099 which works with the existing equipment but is more environmentally friendly and offers a lower discharge pressure which is easier on the equipment and may lower operating cost.

Heat pump system provide heating and cooling at a lower operating cost than conditional equipment. The added benefit of being able to cool one space while simultaneously heating another and vise-versa.

Older boiler systems are typically less efficient and operate at higher temperatures. Better technologies and newer design allow for systems to run at cooler water temperature switch causes the boilers to condense which maximizes efficiency by reducing the waste that goes up the chimney. These systems are capable of closely matching the water temperature to the domain needed on any given day, so that the set point is constantly met instead of cycling up and down and overshooting on warmer days. Pairing a condensing boiler system to variable flow pumps can further increase efficiency and improve comfort levels.