Heat pumps are increasingly becoming a viable option for older, uninsulated homes, a shift from previous expert recommendations. According to Eva Neudertová, director of the Heat Pump Association, heat pumps can now significantly reduce energy bills – by tens of percent. These resulting savings can then be reinvested into home improvements, such as insulation. The changing advice reflects advancements in heat pump technology and rising energy costs. Neudertová indicated that while previously not recommended for such properties, the economic benefits are now clear. This makes heat pumps a practical solution for homeowners seeking to lower expenses and improve energy efficiency. The technology presents a pathway toward more sustainable home heating.