Water heating can account for one-third of a multifamily building’s total energy load and over half of a building’s carbon emissions. This webinar will address water heating system design and the technologies necessary to lower energy consumption and reduce carbon emission. First, understand how to implement the three primary ways to improve water heating system performance in multifamily buildings: water heating efficiency equipment, water conservation, and the distribution system. Second, learn about the proven heat pump water heating technologies for new and retrofit multifamily buildings, as well as emerging technologies that are changing the game. Finally, see the high performance water heating considerations and benefits through a feasibility study for an existing multifamily building in San Jose.
In this webinar, NBI's Amruta Khanolkar will give an overview of the emerging, retrofit ready 120V heat pump water heaters (HPWH) and findings from the California statewide field validation effort... Learn More
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) allocates billions of dollars toward low-embodied carbon material procurement, documentation, and labeling as new policies seek low-carbon solutions. As materials and construction account for 11%... Learn More
Installing Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWH) in new homes is one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to incorporate high efficiency water heating into buildings. Yet, the vast majority... Learn More