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Net Zero Strategies: Heat Pump Technologies & Incentives
November 7 @ 8:30 am - 10:00 am
This event is brought to you by the Smart Energy Initiative of Southeastern PA (SEI), an initiative of the Chester County Economic Development Council.
Who should attend:
Architects, builders, facility managers, business owners, energy professionals, project mangers, property developers, and municipal developers.
Program description:
Join us at the CCEDC conference center in Exton. Let’s explore the heat pump boom – why have heat pumps become so popular and what’s driving the trend?
Heat pumps have revolutionized the way we heat and cool our commercial and residential buildings. The presentation will delve into the world of heat pumps, exploring different types such as air source, water source, and geothermal. We will discuss the significant advancements in efficiency over the past 70 years, making today’s heat pumps a highly sustainable and cost-effective option. Additionally, we’ll examine the available incentives, rebates, and potential cost savings that can make using heat pumps a smart investment.
Topics include:
- Air source, water source and geothermal heat pumps.
- How have heat pumps improved over the years.
- What is the technology and the components.
- Financials to consider for your project.
- What business justifications can be used.
- Creative Incentives including carbon credits presented by PA-Geo
Agenda:
- 8:00 to 8:30 a.m. – Check-in and networking (coffee and continental breakfast will be served)
- 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. Main Program
- Chris Delp, Sales Engineer – Energy Transfer Solutions, LLC
- Q&A Moderated by Steve Krug, AIA, PE, LEEDap, AEE Fellow, SEI Chair, and Principal – Krug Architects
Event Co-hosts:
Chester County Environmental and Energy Advisory Board
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Questions? Contact Jim Lauckner, Senior Project Consultant jlauckner@ccedcpa.com.
This event is funded in part by the Chester County Workforce Development Board.
