Quality Heat Pump Installations and Commissioning
Two-day training with hot meals presented by the Minnesota Air Source Heat Pump Collaborative
While federal heat pump incentives have changed in 2026, homeowner priorities remain the same. They’re still looking for ways to lower energy bills, improve efficiency, and find contractors they can trust for the long term. This training is designed to help you successfully meet customers where they’re at by strengthening your sales and technical skills.
Our heat pump experts have updated this year’s training with market research, new incentives guidance, and best practices so you can deliver high-quality heat pump installations with confidence.
This year, you can gain Energy Skilled Recognition for Heat Pump Installation to boost your business’ profile and visibility on Google. In addition, earn continuing education credits towards NATE certification.
This is a two-day training. Please coordinate your own travel or lodging as necessary.
Can’t make it this time? We're traveling all over the state in 2026, and there are many more opportunities. Check out our schedule here: https://www.mnashp.org/training-events
Our heat pump experts have updated this year’s training with market research, new incentives guidance, and best practices so you can deliver high-quality heat pump installations with confidence.
This year, you can gain Energy Skilled Recognition for Heat Pump Installation to boost your business’ profile and visibility on Google. In addition, earn continuing education credits towards NATE certification.
This is a two-day training. Please coordinate your own travel or lodging as necessary.
Can’t make it this time? We're traveling all over the state in 2026, and there are many more opportunities. Check out our schedule here: https://www.mnashp.org/training-events
Who should attend?
This training is ideal for EPA 608-certified installers, selling technicians, and service technicians.
If you're brand new to heat pumps or in a non-technician sales role, you're welcome to join but we recommend our Comfort Advisor training instead. It's on April 22nd at 8 AM, just before this one.
If you're brand new to heat pumps or in a non-technician sales role, you're welcome to join but we recommend our Comfort Advisor training instead. It's on April 22nd at 8 AM, just before this one.
Topics
6-step heat pump replacement process
Simplified wiring schematics
Best practices for leak-free line sets
State-of-the-art diagnostics and commissioning
Hands-on exercises and scenarios
Agenda
Wednesday, April 22
12:00 PM: Doors open, hot lunch is served
1:00 PM: Training begins
1:00 PM: Training begins
4:30 PM: Training ends for the day, snacks provided
Thursday, April 23
7:30 AM: Doors open, hot breakfast is served
8:00: Training begins
12:00: Break for hot lunch
1:00: Training continues
4:00 PM: Training ends, snacks provided
Meet the trainers
JT Stewart
JT Stewart is an HVAC Installation Consultant at Slipstream with a vast residential background in the heating and cooling industry for over 10 years in Missouri, touching all bases of service, installation, sales, and college-level education to aspiring technicians. He upholds a strong dedication to optimal efficiency and comfort for all homeowners all the while elevating new and experienced technicians to increase their skills and knowledge for quality service with their clients.
Victor French
As a senior building science trainer for CEE's residential programs, Victor inspects homes to assess insulation levels, air tightness, and combustion appliances to identify ways that homeowners can make their homes safer and more energy efficient.
Meet the Programs
The Minnesota Air Source Heat Pump Collaborative (the Collaborative) is a statewide program that strives to establish heat pumps as the preferred option for both customers and contractors when upgrading their heating and cooling systems, offering an efficient and eco-friendly alternative to traditional air conditioners.
This project was made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
This project was made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
Thank you to our local utility partners for supporting these events.