Nate Westheimer
@innonate.com
💻 Made some photo apps, an office hours community, and once led the largest Meetup in the world.
🌎 Now: Trying to save the planet as organizer of the Baltimore Climate Tech Meetup and blogger at @heatpump.review
📍 Baltimore, MD
🌎 Now: Trying to save the planet as organizer of the Baltimore Climate Tech Meetup and blogger at @heatpump.review
📍 Baltimore, MD
I know you’re not calling out Ezra Klein but it feels like how I might call out Ezra Klein.
November 3, 2025 at 6:45 PM
I know you’re not calling out Ezra Klein but it feels like how I might call out Ezra Klein.
Do you genuinely believe there’s a material enough number of them to make a difference? That disillusionment needs also to convert into action. Feels like a small subset of a small subset.
October 24, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Do you genuinely believe there’s a material enough number of them to make a difference? That disillusionment needs also to convert into action. Feels like a small subset of a small subset.
Yeah the humidity benefits? Hadn’t considered. To be clear I wasn’t sharing to one up or contradict the research you shared, just cool to me (pun intended) that what I observed at the individual level can be quantified at the city level.
September 15, 2025 at 7:39 PM
Yeah the humidity benefits? Hadn’t considered. To be clear I wasn’t sharing to one up or contradict the research you shared, just cool to me (pun intended) that what I observed at the individual level can be quantified at the city level.
Totally under appreciated benefit of urban solar. I wrote a bit about my personal discovery of this (infrared photos included) in the middle of this post: innonate.com/2024/05/21/1...
1 Year with Residential Solar
Last May 17th, I was instructed by my solar installer that my residential solar installation was approved for operations, and I turned it on.Now, with a full year of operational data, I can review the...
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September 15, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Totally under appreciated benefit of urban solar. I wrote a bit about my personal discovery of this (infrared photos included) in the middle of this post: innonate.com/2024/05/21/1...
Is this published work? Would love to read.
September 10, 2025 at 8:54 PM
Is this published work? Would love to read.
Thank you for watching, listening, compiling data, and acting. 💪
August 16, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Thank you for watching, listening, compiling data, and acting. 💪
Dan how can you pass up this opportunity?
July 21, 2025 at 12:38 AM
Dan how can you pass up this opportunity?
I would do a night of dishes for her, but alas they were my dishes.
July 14, 2025 at 1:16 AM
I would do a night of dishes for her, but alas they were my dishes.
BTW my methodology/algorithm to spot these things is fairly crude: I parse the EnergyStar dataset and look at who the "ENERGY STAR Partner" is for a given "Outdoor Unit Brand Name." That "Partner" is always the OEM. Then I look at models with the exact same specs/performance from that Partner.
June 27, 2025 at 12:27 AM
BTW my methodology/algorithm to spot these things is fairly crude: I parse the EnergyStar dataset and look at who the "ENERGY STAR Partner" is for a given "Outdoor Unit Brand Name." That "Partner" is always the OEM. Then I look at models with the exact same specs/performance from that Partner.
Not remembering all details from that research but I believe ACiQ white labels from both Carrier and their parent company, Brock Air Products, which appears to have multiple other brands (MRCOOL perhaps the best known). Oddly it seems they use Carrier both on the high and low end of performance.
June 27, 2025 at 12:22 AM
Not remembering all details from that research but I believe ACiQ white labels from both Carrier and their parent company, Brock Air Products, which appears to have multiple other brands (MRCOOL perhaps the best known). Oddly it seems they use Carrier both on the high and low end of performance.