Domestic Hot Water Reimagined: Efficient, Sustainable Heat Pump Solutions
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As commercial building owners and designers pursue greater efficiency, electrification, and sustainability, heat pump water heaters are becoming an increasingly important solution for domestic hot water systems.
This webinar will explore domestic hot water heat pump market drivers, how to select the right design for the right application and how to properly size for domestic hot water in commercial buildings. Join Trane® for a practical overview of key performance considerations such as COP and ambient conditions, air-source and heat recovery applications, and system guidance for successful implementation.
Speakers
Chris Terranova
Senior Mechanical Engineer, Water Products
Chris is a Senior Mechanical Engineer with 19 years of experience in the industry, currently specializing in Water Products including heat pump water heater systems. Before moving to Mitsubishi Electric in 2022, Chris was a consulting engineer and project manager for 15 years. He graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and currently lives on the South Shore of Massachusetts with his wife and two children.
Bryce Malone
Director of Sales
Bryce Malone is a Sales and Corporate Executive with over 15 years of expertise in the hydronic heating industry. A proven leader in managing business portfolios ranging from $50M to $650M, Bryce specializes in system design, water and space heating, boilers, controls, and heat pumps.
Tom Greco
Regional LCU/VRF/Rental Sales Leader
Tom lives south of Boston, MA and has been in the Commercial HVAC industry 19 years spanning controls engineering, equipment applications, technical sales as well as national and regional sales team leadership. Experienced in translating market needs into scalable offerings by partnering with sales, engineering, and operations teams across the product life-cycle. He has led teams focusing on building automation systems (BAS), integration, VRF/ductless/Heat Pump sales and applications and domestic hot water product commercialization.
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