Gain a comprehensive understanding of how low-temperature hot water systems enhance energy efficiency and sustainability in building heating applications and learn to determine the optimal leaving air temperatures and hot water supply needed for effective and efficient building heating.

Discover new concepts, like the dual-purpose coil and its capability to heat with a 105°F (41°C) hot water supply and understand its practical applications in HVAC systems.

Reduce retrofit complexities by repurposing existing branch piping.

Analyze real-world case studies and plant solutions that demonstrate the successful electrification of HVAC systems using hydronic heat pump technology.

Gannon Dubay is an Engineered Solutions Leader with Trane in Rochester with 14 years of experience in the HVAC industry. He holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering and is both a licensed Professional Engineer and a Certified Energy Manager. A past president of the Rochester ASHRAE Chapter, Gannon specializes in designing integrated electrified heating systems for clients across New York.