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DTSTART;TZID="Pacific Time (US & Canada)":20221005T120000
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SUMMARY:Cold Climate Heat Pumps: A Necessary Tool for Reducing Carbon Emissions
LOCATION:Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center, 405 SE Spokane Street, Pullman, WA
DESCRIPTION:Heat pump technology is changing the way single-family residences are being heated and cooled. Heating systems that are reliant on gas or electric resistance heating can be changed to a heat pump and meaningfully reduce carbon emissions. While most heat pumps can be used in residential retrofits and new residential construction in Washington State climate zones, the cold weather limitations of heat pumps may need to be considered in some building locations to ensure the unit installed can meet optimal heating temperatures during cold winter months. In this lecture, key takeaways from a cold climate heat pump study performed by RDH Building Science Inc. for Fortis BC Inc. will be discussed.
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