Free heat pump training for commercial real estate is back!
Free heat pump training for commercial real estate is back this fall.
Now in its fifth edition, Heat Pump Fundamentals training supports CRE professionals participating in the growing market for building decarbonization and electrification.
Don’t miss this free training opportunity to confidently recommend and specify electric heat pump solutions for commercial real estate assets. Over 500 professionals have completed the course, and rated it 5 stars.
Register if you are a:
● Commercial building designer, architect or mechanical engineer
● Commercial property owner, developer or asset manager
● Commercial building facility manager
● Commercial HVAC supplier and installer
What you will learn:
● The benefits of electrifying heating systems.
● Applications of heat pump technology for mid-tier commercial buildings.
● Managing HVAC energy usage effectively to reduce Scope 1 GHG emissions.
● Driving asset value through future-proofing building systems.
In-person courses are subsidized by our sponsors, with a $20 fee that will be reimbursed upon attendance.
Register at https://www.hrai.ca/course-catalogue/heat-pump-fundamentals
More details:
October 21, 9 AM - NOON (Online)
Heat Pump Fundamentals for Property/Facility Managers
Program developed and delivered by ASHRAE Toronto
October 22, 9 AM - NOON (online)
Heat Pump Fundamentals for Property Owners and Developers
Program developed and delivered by ASHRAE Toronto
October 26, 9 AM - 1 PM (in person, breakfast provided)
Heat Pump Fundamentals for Commercial HVAC Contractors
Program developed and delivered by HRAI
October 28, 9 AM - 1 PM (in person, breakfast provided)
Heat Pump Fundamentals for Designers/Mechanical Engineers
Program developed and delivered by ASHRAE Toronto
Heat Pump Fundamentals courses are presented by Toronto Hydro in collaboration with Toronto 2030 District, ASHRAE Toronto and HRAI.
QUOTES:
“It was an excellent course. I learned a lot and the presenter was exceptional.”
“It was well worth the time spent to understand the direction our industry is heading in.”
“Overall this was a great introduction to heat pumps!”
