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February (Q1)

This program covers innovative system configurations for both air-to-water heat pump and storage source heat pump systems. You'll gain a deeper understanding of plant control and design tools to help optimize your building's energy usage and sustainability. 

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May (Q2)

Acoustics in the indoor built environment continues to be an important issue. In this ENL, we’ll review current trends in acoustics, including the use of open ceiling systems, discuss acoustical standards for VAV boxes, and examine common indoor sound requirements. Contact your local Trane office to register.

September (Q3)

As efforts to decarbonize continue to expand, it is critical to consider the influence of the electrical grid when determining the decarbonization method for a given scenario. In this program, we will explore how utility rate structures determine project viability and discuss how grid emission rates impact project outcomes. We will consider how these concepts relate to demand management, electrification, and other decarbonization options. Contact your local Trane office to register.

November (Q4)

Hydronic heating systems require control methods and considerations that are different from traditional chilled-water systems. The rapid adoption of electrified heating systems creates a steep learning curve for engineers, operators, and owners. This program addresses many of the control considerations for electrified heating systems. Contact your local Trane office to register.