Over 600 people have registered to attend the 2021 Modern Hydronics Summit
March 24, 2021 | By HPAC Magazine
We broke the Internet. Our events team has had to raise the allowance on our virtual event platform to meet the demand created by the 5th edition of Modern Hydronics – The Summit.
We broke the Internet. Our events team has had to raise the allowance on our virtual event platform to meet the demand created by the 5th edition of Modern Hydronics – The Summit.
The event is going virtual this year, being held online March 30 & 31, and now over 600 people have registered representing all 10 provinces.
Every two years HPAC Magazine takes great pride in assembling the Canadian hydronics community together for informative presentations from many of our regular expert contributors—including John Siegenthaler, Robert Bean, Mike Miller, Steve Goldie and more—and the Summit also offers contractors the ability to view the latest products and services being offered to this specialized segment of the mechanical industry.
Taking the Summit online for 2021 allows for even more educational sessions and plenty of time for attendees to connect with our sponsors and exhibitors. Using an all-new virtual event platform that encourages participant interaction, during the scheduled conference hours attendees will be able to chat with our speakers, interact with manufacturers and distributors, and network with other hydronic professionals and colleagues with ease.
Some of the session topics will include:
- Air-to-Water Heat Pumps
- Reducing Water Temperature in Existing Hydronic Systems
- Energy Metering
- Buffer Tank Set Ups
- Snow and Ice Melt
The 2021 Modern Hydronics Summit has been split into two half-days, running from 11:45 am to 3:30 pm (eastern time) with multiple sessions running and still lots of time for taking a break to connect and chat with experts and friends.
All of the sessions will be available on-demand for two months following the event as well, so registrants are free to return any time.
In addition, the final session of the Summit will include the announcement of the winning entries to the HPAC Magazine Sweet Heat contest, which is called on hydronic contractors from across Canada to submit photos of their best projects.
