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The Future of Heating/Cooling Refrigerant Systems: The Ever-Changing Phases of Refrigerants!
On January 18th at 5pm BEC welcomes you to the next Building Performance NEXUS in person networking and learning session: The Future of Heating/Cooling Refrigerant Systems: The Ever-Changing Phases of Refrigerants!
Come chill with us for this hot topic at the BEC NEXUS! We are looking forward to seeing everyone for food, beverages, networking, and learning! If you have not signed up yet and would like to join in, below is the sign-up link, please sign up in advance so that we can prepare for the number of people joining in on the fun, food, and beverages:
This month we will have, not one, not two, but THREE presenters addressing our featured topic: Catie Ball of Trane, JS Rancourt of DXS New England, and Mike Ragan of Mitsubishi Electric for a discussion on refrigerant types, changing regulations and phasing out of refrigerants. The presenters will also highlight the best of existing heat pump technology for New England applications. And…. if the audience heckles nicely a sneak peek into what new heat pump technology they’ll be bringing to the market for the electrification effort!
We are very excited and grateful to have such great speakers joining us at the Building Performance NEXUS! Please come with your curiosity and your questions.
More on our presenters:
Catie Ball is an Account Manager at Trane. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Madison with a bachelor’s degree in Materials Science and Engineering. Since graduating in 2018, Catie has had various roles at Trane that involve working with consulting engineers, mechanical contractors, and general contractors on the design and implementation of HVAC systems.
JS Rancourt is a principal at DXS New England (manufacturer representatives for Daikin) focused exclusively in VRV/VRF and ASHP technology. JS is a mechanical engineering graduate from the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, and in 2012 co-founded DXS Ontario, based in Toronto, Canada. JS has been applying ASHPs and VRV/VRF technology in cold climates for 11 years and spearheaded the largest VRV project in North America at the time with over 1,400 VRV units. JS moved to New England in 2016 and founded the local branch of DXS out of Peabody, MA. JS primarily works with consulting engineers and building owners, and prides himself on educating the industry on topics such as ASHPs, VRF, refrigerants and strategic electrification of HVAC.
Mike Ragan, Mitsubishi Electric, Commercial Area Sales Manager – New England a seasoned professional with a decade of expertise in design and management of engineering projects nationwide, brings his seven years of dedicated involvement in the heat pump industry to the forefront. As a distinguished speaker, he delves into the latest advancements in heat pump technology, combining his hands-on experience in HVAC equipment sales with a comprehensive understanding of the building construction industry. Mike’s insights promise to enlighten and engage audiences, offering a unique blend of practical knowledge and industry foresight at the upcoming NEXUS event.
Date and Time
Thursday Jan 18, 2024
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM EST
January 18th, 2024 at 5pm
Location
BEC's office is on the second floor of the historical Crompton Woolen Mills (above Seed to Stem and Birchtree Bread Company at street level). Enter through main door with ramp and stairs on center of building from Green Street. Street parking (metered) is available, or the closest paid parking is at 220 Harding Street behind the building.
Fees/Admission
Free
Contact Information
Wesley Stanhope
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