Clean Energy Calendar

Join Building Energy Exchange for an engaging Window Heat Pump Expo, sponsored by NYSERDA and in partnership with Steven Winter Associates (SWA), The Council of New York Cooperatives & Condominiums (CNYC), the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY).

Ideal for multifamily building owners, condo and co-op owners, and residential real estate partners, this Expo will bring together heat pump manufacturers and industry stakeholders to spotlight current packaged window heat pump products.

Window heat pumps have the potential to serve as a critical heating and cooling solutions for both single and multifamily building typologies. These solutions offer decentralized decarbonization options that are affordable and achievable without significant tenant disruption, building construction or electrical upgrades.

Featuring multiple qualified vendors, attendees can speak directly with subject experts to learn more about product availability, financial incentives, and cold-weather performance. Deepen your understanding of packaged heat pump options applicable to your building as you examine physical window heat pumps at each table.

Attendees are invited to drop in at their convenience during the expo and engage with partners.

Following the open Expo, there will be brief presentations and a panel discussion by Steven Winter Associates, the New York City Housing Authority, L + M Development Partners, and NYSERDA.

The evening will end with a lively networking reception with refreshments and small bites.

• 1:00 – 4:00 pm — Heat Pump Expo
• 4:00 – 5:00 pm — Programming
• 5:00 – 7:00 pm — Networking Reception

Participating Exhibitors: 

Ai Air Conditioning 
Gradient
Midea
Gree

Speakers
Elihu Dietz, Senior Building Systems Consultant, Steven Winter Associates
Laura Humphrey, Senior Director of Energy and Sustainability, L+M Development Partners
Jordan Bonomo, Senior Project Manager, New York City Housing Authority

Learn how cutting edge heat pumps could turbocharge efforts to electrify buildings with technology that is faster, easier and cheaper to install and operate. Successfully implementing LL 97 is essential for delivering affordable, comfortable homes and clean air for NYC while demonstrating the viability of the national building electrification movement. Window and through wall heat pumps could show the way– that clean energy solutions are accessible, affordable and improve comfort. Find out how climate and clean energy advocates can help accelerate adoption of this new technology in New York.

Speakers include:

-Marc Zuluaga, Co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer, Cadence OneFive

-Paul Clark, Sales Engineer, INNOVA

-Michael Reed, Sr. Director, Building Transformation at NYSERDA