Ice Air to Present Webinar on How Heat Pump Water Heaters Can Aid Architects and Engineers in Electrification

Ice Air, a leading provider of innovative HVAC solutions, is proud to announce that it will be giving an AIA-and ASPE-approved webinar for architects and engineers on Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWHs) and how they can aid in the decarbonization and strategic electrification of buildings. Heat Pump Water Heaters: Strategic Electrification and the Designer’s Role will be presented on Wednesday, Oct. 9, from 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. CDT by Tom Glass and Tamer Bou Matar from Ice Air.

With HVAC systems consuming over 40% of a building’s energy, design professionals are at the forefront of integrating cutting-edge technologies to minimize carbon footprints and boost energy efficiency. This course will delve into the principles, applications, and strategic considerations of Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWHs) and electrification. HPWHs are a must-have in your design repertoire.

Webinar attendees can expect to take away the following:

• Understand the fundamentals of heat pump technology and its application in water heating systems.
• Learn the concept of strategic electrification and its role in decarbonizing energy consumption.
• Learn relevant codes, standards, and regulations governing the deployment of HPWH and electrification solutions.
• Gain practical insights into optimizing building systems and layouts to accommodate HPWH and electrification infrastructure.

“Ice Air is proud to be hosting a webinar on the crucial topic of building electrification,” said Ric Nadel, Ice Air founder and CEO. “Thermally efficient HVAC design is an essential consideration to reduce operating costs, energy consumption and carbon emissions.”

“We’re thrilled to be giving this presentation to building design professionals,” added Tom Glass, sales and marketing director. “Architects and engineers are at the forefront of electrification initiatives. With all-climate, all electric HVAC solutions, we can help ensure both sustainability and economic benefits for building owners and end users.”