Abstract: A system comprising: a heat exchanger configured to be thermally coupled to a cooling system of an electric vehicle, wherein the cooling system is thermally coupled to at least two subsystems of a plurality of subsystems of the electric vehicle, wherein each subsystem of the at least two subsystems is configured to be maintained at a different threshold temperature level; a sealed subsystem thermally coupled to the heat exchanger; and a phase changing material (PCM) disposed within the sealed subsystem, wherein the PCM is configured to transition, via an at least partial transition between a first state of matter and a second state of matter, thermal energy between the PCM and the cooling system via the heat exchanger to maintain each subsystem of the at least two subsystems at a respective threshold temperature level.

Abstract: A gas heat pump system powered by natural gas, propane or similar gaseous fuel is disclosed. The system uses heat recovery and heat addition to manage efficient heating and cooling cycles. In a cooling cycle excess heat is vented to the atmosphere while in a heating cycle, excess heat is used to heat a subject structure and to prevent frost from forming on outdoor heat exchangers. A control system monitors the system's operation and corrects abnormal operational conditions or shuts down the system until the system can be manually inspected. The costs of system operation are less than electric systems because of the efficiencies and use of natural gas or propane.

Abstract: A gas heat pump system powered by natural gas, propane or similar gaseous fuel is disclosed. The system uses heat recovery and heat addition to manage efficient heating and cooling cycles. In a cooling cycle excess heat is vented to the atmosphere while in a heating cycle, excess heat is used to heat a subject structure and to prevent frost from forming on outdoor heat exchangers. A control system monitors the system's operation and corrects abnormal operational conditions or shuts down the system until the system can be manually inspected. The costs of system operation are less than electric systems because of the efficiencies and use of natural gas or propane.

Abstract: A gas heat pump system powered by natural gas, propane or similar gaseous fuel is disclosed. The system uses heat recovery and heat addition to manage efficient heating and cooling cycles. In a cooling cycle excess heat is vented to the atmosphere while in a heating cycle, excess heat is used to heat a subject structure and to prevent frost from forming on outdoor heat exchangers. A control system monitors the system's operation and corrects abnormal operational conditions or shuts down the system until the system can be manually inspected. The costs of system operation are less than electric systems because of the efficiencies and use of natural gas or propane.