@www{rosenow2024myths,
title={Factcheck: 18 misleading myths about heat pumps},
author={Jan Rosenow},
url={https://www.carbonbrief.org/factcheck-18-misleading-myths-about-heat-pumps/},
urldate={2024-03-22},
year={2024},
month={03},
day={21},
annote={Quote: "FALSE: 'Heat pumps don't work in existing buildings.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps only work in highly insulated buildings.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps only work with underfloor heating.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps won't work in flats.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps don't work when it's cold.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps will always need a backup heating system to keep you warm.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps won't keep you warm.' INCOMPLETE: 'You will freeze during a power cut and be better off with a gas boiler.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps are noisy.' INCOMPLETE: 'Heat pumps cost more to run and will increase heating bills.' FALSE. 'Turning gas to electricity to heat via a heat pump is less efficient than burning gas in a boiler.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps will never offset the carbon emissions resulting from making them.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps devalue properties.' INCOMPLETE: 'Heat pumps are unaffordable.' INCOMPLETE: 'The grid cannot cope with heat pumps.' INCOMPLETE: 'Heat pumps don't work with microbore piping.' FALSE: 'Heat pumps don't last long.' INCOMPLETE: 'Heat pumps are new and untested technology.'"},
}