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Slipstream conducted a detailed monitoring study and survey to research the applicability of heat pump water heaters (HPWH) in cold climates. The field monitoring research focuses on characterizing HPWH performance and quantifying the impact of an HPWH's "cooling effect" on the home's space heating load.

In addition over 80 households who have installed HPWHs in Michigan, participated in a survey to shed light on the owner experience. Join us to see how the Slipstream team used innovative marketing direct to customers and contractors to increase adoption of this important technology for energy efficiency and decarbonization.


Continuing Education Units (CEUS) 1 hour in

• Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI)
• Building Performance Institute (BPI) NonWholeHouse
• American Institute of Architects - AIA (HSW)
• Certified Green Professional (NARI & CGP)
• Certified GreenHome Professional (CGHP)
• AIBD
• State Architect / Builder License may be applicable


Lessons Learned:

1. Quantify the energy savings potential of heat pump water heaters based on installation in MI compared to rated efficiency.
2. Identify the settings that could lead to a lack of hot water and compressor shut down.
3. Learn marketing and incentive strategies to increase adoption
4. Identify purchasers’ motivations to purchase heat pump water heaters


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Presenters:

Dianna Cacko

Dianna Cacko is a field outreach manager at Slipstream with over a decade of experience in energy efficiency. Dianna focus on working with contractors and homeowners to help increase understanding of of how our homes use energy and ways to reduce energy use. Heat pump technologies are one of the best climate solutions and she enjoys sharing all the value that heat pumps offer for your customers and your business.

Kevin Gries

Kevin Gries is an analyst on Slipstream’s research team with a background in applied economics. Kevin focuses his research on decarbonization and electrification technologies in cold climates, with a particular interest in space and water heaters.