MyHEAT
201-1228 Kensington Rd NW
Calgary, AB T2N 3P7
Canada
Survey Results:
Perception of Heat Loss Data
We’ve conducted statewide surveys across the US to further gather insights into perceptions of heat loss data
87.8%
of respondents would find visual heat loss insights helpful
85.2%
of respondents would be likely to take action
89.8%
of respondents would be likely to use rebates and incentives
HIGHLIGHTS
Background
MyHEAT doesn’t just supply data; we deliver visual heat loss insights that drive actionable energy conservation. Our tools offer users the ability to explore and truly understand the inefficiencies of their buildings. MyHEAT’s database has Heat Loss Maps for over 6 million buildings across North America. Utilities and governments use MyHEAT’s powerful thermal images to drive weatherization, electrification, and energy efficiency program participation. MyHEAT has surveyed 3,000 residents in Connecticut, Illinois, New Jersey, and Wisconsin to gain greater insight into our market and end-use customers.
Survey Questions
Q1. How helpful would it be to receive a detailed aerial image of heat escaping from your home, such as this example image?
CONNECTICUT
85.5%
of respondents said that receiving MyHEAT imagery would be helpful
ILLINOIS
90.8%
of respondents said that receiving MyHEAT imagery would be helpful
MINNESOTA
84.6%
of respondents said that receiving MyHEAT imagery would be helpful
NEW JERSEY
86%
of respondents said that receiving MyHEAT imagery would be helpful
WASHINGTON STATE
94.4%
of respondents said that they were likely to take action after seeing the MyHEAT HEAT Map and Rating of their home
WISCONSIN
86.8%
of respondents said that receiving MyHEAT imagery would be helpful
Q2. How likely would you be to take action to improve your home's energy efficiency after seeing an image of heat escaping your home?
CONNECTICUT
85.9%
of respondents said that they were likely to take action after seeing the MyHEAT HEAT Map and Rating of their home
ILLINOIS
85.6%
of respondents said that they were likely to take action after seeing the MyHEAT HEAT Map and Rating of their home
MINNESOTA
82.4%
of respondents said that they were likely to take action after seeing the MyHEAT HEAT Map and Rating of their home
NEW JERSEY
83.8%
of respondents said that they were likely to take action after seeing the MyHEAT HEAT Map and Rating of their home
WASHINGTON STATE
94%
of respondents said that receiving MyHEAT imagery would be helpful
WISCONSIN
83.4%
of respondents said that they were likely to take action after seeing the MyHEAT HEAT Map and Rating of their home
Q3. How likely would you be to use rebates and incentives available from your utility to improve the efficiency of your home?
CONNECTICUT
87.7%
of respondents said that they were likely to utilize rebates and incentives to improve efficiency of their home
ILLINOIS
91%
of respondents said that they were likely to utilize rebates and incentives to improve efficiency of their home
MINNESOTA
85.4%
of respondents said that they were likely to utilize rebates and incentives to improve efficiency of their home
NEW JERSEY
89.2%
of respondents said that they were likely to utilize rebates and incentives to improve efficiency of their home
WASHINGTON STATE
95.8%
of respondents said that they were likely to utilize rebates and incentives to improve efficiency of their home
WISCONSIN
89.4%
of respondents said that they were likely to utilize rebates and incentives to improve efficiency of their home
Q4. Our platform identifies areas of rooftop heat loss that may benefit from energy-saving upgrades. The heat loss imagery cannot see into the building and does not provide information about the occupants or activities occurring within the building. Additionally, users can choose to opt out of the program. Do you have any concerns about receiving information like this?
CONNECTICUT
86.3%
did not have concerns receiving heat loss information
11.2%
would be open to receiving the imagery if they had more information
2.5%
had concerns related to privacy
ILLINOIS
80.2%
did not have concerns receiving heat loss information
16.4%
would be open to receiving the imagery if they had more information
3.4%
had concerns related to privacy
MINNESOTA
82.4%
did not have concerns receiving heat loss information
17.6%
would be open to receiving the imagery if they had more information
1%
had concerns related to privacy
NEW JERSEY
79.6%
did not have concerns receiving heat loss information
17.2%
would be open to receiving the imagery if they had more information
3.2%
had concerns related to privacy
WASHINGTON STATE
80.2%
did not have concerns receiving heat loss information
16%
would be open to receiving the imagery if they had more information
3.8%
had concerns related to privacy
WISCONSIN
83%
did not have concerns receiving heat loss information
17%
would be open to receiving the imagery if they had more information
3%
had concerns related to privacy