Tuesday, Aug. 24
8 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Join virtually via Zoom or in-person at 222 Laporte Ave., Fort Collins (To ensure the health and safety of all presenters and attendees and to practice safe social distancing protocols, in-person participation will be limited.)

As more and more clean energy resources power our local electric grid, community members now have the choice to heat their homes with efficient electric appliances. The City of Fort Collins wants to create more awareness and education around these efficient electric heat offerings to reduce our overall community emissions as we target zero carbon building in new construction by 2030.

Heat pumps move heating and cooling energy from the indoors to outdoors and vice versa, depending on the season. In the summer months, a heat pump cools the air by moving heat out of the home, and in the winter months, it moves outdoor heat into the home. It may be hard to imagine pulling heat from outdoors to heat our homes during the winter months, but nearly all of Colorado’s climate is well-suited to the technology of heat pumps.

Join us on Tuesday, Aug. 24, from 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. to learn the latest about in heat pump technology. It is increasing in popularity and it aligns with Our Climate Future goals of lowering greenhouse gas emissions and improves resiliency, health and efficiency within our buildings and homes. Food and beverages will be provided to in-person attendees.

F0r more information and to register, visit:

https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/6430642/Heat-Pumps-In-Colorado-A-Cleaner-More-Efficient-Option-to-Heat-and-Cool-Homes