Commercial HPWH Training for Heat Pump Week in AprilPlus a high temperature HPWH Roundtable on April 8
Commercial Heat Pump Water Heater Training & FairIn Person and Virtual TrainingWednesday, April 15, 2026, 8:30 am - 1:00 pmPipe Trades Training Center: 780 Commercial Street San Jose, CA 95112 Join us for an immersive learning experience focused on commercial heat pump water heaters (HPWHs). Boost your expertise with commercial HPWH training and direct access to top manufacturers. This special event features a presentation from a leading thinker in Research and Design at a firm pioneering commercial HPWH installations, along with interactive training, and a manufacturer trade fair during Heat Pump Week. Whether you’re new to commercial HPWHs or sharpening your skills, this event is built for the trades. Learn more here. Save your spot for this learning experience in the future of water heating. Register for in-person training Register for virtual livestream Brought to you by PG&E Energy Centers, Pipe Trades, New Buildings Institute, and the Advanced Water Heating Initiative. Sponsored by PG&E Energy Centers. High Temperature and Hydronic Heat Pump Manufacturers RoundtableWednesday, April 8, 2026, 10:00 - 11:30 AM Pacific Several building types rely upon high-temperature (180F+) water for processes like hydronic space heating, final-cycle dishwashing, and sanitization. Until recently, heat pump technology was limited to lower temperature applications. But the heat pump market is evolving rapidly, and several products capable of producing 180F to 194F are now available for multifamily and commercial buildings like hospitals, gyms, and breweries. Join us for this online event on April 8th to hear from high-temp heat pump manufacturers and learn more about this exciting emerging technology. This webinar is developed in partnership with the California Energy Design Assistance Program, New Buildings Institute, and Advanced Water Heating Initiative. Partner News
Revised CEE Water Heating Specifications - The CEE Commercial and Residential Water Heating Committees have prepared a draft proposal to revise the CEE Commercial and Residential Water Heaters Specifications. They are looking for feedback on these changes. Find the Residential changes here and the Commercial changes outlined in the PDF below.
Oakland Church Answers the Call for Climate Action with Heat Pump Water Heaters - CalNEXT funded a “Light duty” heat pump water heater pilot program that supports decarbonization in community spaces. Read article here In case you missed itAWHI’s monthly working group meetings are always full of incredible content on advanced water heating. Here is a selection from our January and February webinars and meetings:
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