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Enabling faster installations Part II: Barnett & NBI

Virtual

Barnett Plumbing will share how they overcame barriers to heat pump adoption with their gas loaner program, delivering the immediate need for hot water with a temporary gas loaner water heater until the right electrical work could be completed in the home to install a heat pump water heater. Next, New Buildings Institute (NBI) will discuss lessons learned with some of the newest technology on the market – 120-volt plug-in heat pump water heater. This lower voltage technology used in residential spaces could solve a big barrier to adoption because this technology can plug into an exiting wall plug.

TECH Clean California Data Webinar

Virtual

How do heat pumps affect the cost of utility bills, panel upgrades, and greenhouse gas emissions -- and do the benefits outweigh the costs?

Designing Inclusive and Comprehensive Electrification Programs

Virtual

TECH Clean California Quick Start Grant recipients, Franklin Energy and the Energy Coalition, will present findings from their respective projects removing barriers to heat pump adoption in moderate- and low-income home energy programs.

Expanding Access to Heat Pumps in Underserved Communities

Virtual

Join TECH Clean California for our next webinar showcasing findings from the Quick Start Grants Pilot, featuring two impactful projects proposing solutions to scaling heat pump adoption in hard-to-reach populations. 

Quick Start Grant Webinar Series: Bridging the Gaps, Funding the Future

Virtual

This webinar will showcase findings from two projects seeking solutions for underserved market segments: an exploration of the technical barriers and opportunities of installing heat pump water heaters in manufactured housing, and a framework for leveraging the green financing industry to fund retrofits.

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