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Understanding Cost-Effectiveness at Time of Replacement

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Written by Jasmine
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This measure has been evaluated for cost-effectiveness at time of replacement only—meaning the analysis assumes the equipment or material (like a roof or water heater) is already being replaced for other reasons. The cost shown reflects only the incremental cost of upgrading to a higher-efficiency or alternative system, not the full cost of installing it as a standalone project.

Please proceed with caution if you intend to make this measure mandatory outside of replacement scenarios. Cost-effectiveness cannot be assumed in those cases.

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