Energize Thurston Heat Pump Technologies Educational Workshop (2025-03-20)

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The upcoming "Energize Thurston: Heat Pump Technologies Educational Workshop" is scheduled for March 20, 2025, from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm at Tumwater High School. Designed to educate attendees on the benefits of heat pump technology, the workshop serves as a crucial step in promoting sustainable heating and cooling solutions. This event is linked to a group purchase campaign that provides discounted installations for heat pumps and heat pump water heaters, making greener technology more accessible. Notably, a limited number of subsidized installations will be available for income-qualified households, ensuring that low-income residents can also benefit. Registration for the workshop can be completed on the Energize Thurston website, underlining the initiative's commitment to community engagement.

By participating, residents can gain valuable insights into energy efficiency and the advantages of modern heating solutions. This workshop not only addresses local energy needs but also fosters a broader conversation about sustainability in Thurston County. Therefore, it represents a significant opportunity for residents to improve their home energy systems while contributing to environmental conservation.

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