This year, Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) Day is expanding to become Heat Pump Water Heater Week—Monday Oct. 26 through Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026.
There are so many reasons to love HPWHs that we highlight throughout the year and will focus on in HPWH Week. HPWHs save on utility bills, have an incredible payback, help clean our air, reduce CO2 emissions, dehumidify our basements - the list goes on!
To show our love, we’ll have virtual and in-person sessions throughout HPWH week, culminating in our main online session on Thursday, October 29. We also invite you to host in-person HPWH-focused events in your city!
Whether you’re a manufacturer looking to get your name in front of thousands of attendees and millions of people online - or an organization supporting HPWH transformation - You can support HPWH Week and make it a success!
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HPWH Week presents a powerful opportunity to come together—virtually and in person—to raise awareness about heat pump water heaters (HPWHs).
The AWHI team can support you in creating and promoting your own HPWH-focused event.
This year marks the fifth annual HPWH Day. Five years of HPWH hugs, heroes, market transformers, costumes and theme songs.
Check out our Heat Pump Water Heater Week webpage and get ready for another great year!
Join AWHI and Electrify Now for an online roundtable event to learn how air-to-water heat pumps offer another high efficiency solution for home comfort.
It is not uncommon for homes built before 1960 to use a gas boiler and baseboard or wall mounted radiators for space heating. Is it possible to convert those homes to efficient heat pumps for heating and cooling? Join us as we dive into air-to-water heat pumps, a solution that is becoming more available as manufacturers are adapting technology that is common in Europe to the specific needs of the American market.
Air-to-water systems can be used for straight gas boiler replacements but also offer advantages that improve home comfort, such as more consistent temperatures, better temperature control, and cooling. Like all heat pumps, these systems operate at much higher efficiency than combustion technology which can translate to lower operating costs. A single outdoor compressor unit can be configured with a variety of indoor emitter options depending on the needs of the home, including baseboard heaters, wall or ceiling panels, hydronic fan coils or radiant floor loops that can provide heating or cooling. They can also deliver domestic hot water heating to eliminate the need for stand-alone water heaters.
In this manufacturer’s roundtable, we will discuss the benefits of air-to-water space and water heating and hear about new products with Daikin, Mitsubishi and SpacePak
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