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Energy SkilledTM water heating programs include important content on heat pump water heater installation, equipping students to specify and install high quality, next generation heat pump water heater systems.

Heat Pump Water Heater Installation programs include Knowledge Areas such as the differences between a heat pump water heater (HPWH) and other residential water heater systems, sizing, and cost-saving opportunities for customers where applicable.

The following certifications and training programs are Energy Skilled-Recognized.

Energy Skilled Recognized Programs

AO Smith Logo
A. O. Smith University

Barnett Plumbing Square Logo
Barnett Plumbing & Water Heaters

Bosch logo
Bosch

Center for Employment Training logo
Center for Employment Training

D+R Learn Logo
D+R Learn

Eco2 logo
ECO2 Systems

Electrify My Home  Logo
Electrify My Home

HWS Logo
Hot Water Solutions

HVAC U Logo
HVAC U, LLC

PG&E Logo
PG&E Energy Center

Plumbers Local One Trade Education Fund Logo
Plumbers Local One Trade Education Fund

Rheem logo
Rheem

Sheet Metal Workers' Local 104 & Bay Area Industry Training Fund logo
Sheet Metal Workers Local 104 Bay Area Industry Training Fund

SMART Local Union No. 265
Sheet Metal Workers' Local Union No. 265 (SMART Local 265)

TECH Clean California and ENERGY STAR logos
TECH Clean California and ENERGY STAR Heat Pump Water Heater Manufacturers Action Council (ESMAC)

Logo for UA Local 22 Plumbers & Steamfitters union, located in Western New York
UA Local 22 Plumbers and Steamfitters

UA Local 342 Plumbers, Steamfitters, Welders, and HVACR Union logo
UA Local 342 Plumbers, Steamfitters, Welders, and HVACR Technicians Training Center

Urban Green Logo
Urban Green Council

Energy Skilled was developed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to indicate receipt of recognition and is not an endorsement by DOE. References to any specific commercial product, process, or service by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise does not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the United States Government or any agency thereof.

If your organization provides training and/or credentials related to the job scope above, you can find instructions on how to submit training programs and certifications to become recognized at the Energy Skilled Recognition website.

If you have questions about Energy Skilled Recognition check out the FAQs on the What is Energy Skilled? page or contact Pacific Northwest National Laboratory at energy.skilled@pnnl.gov.