How to lower commercial building heating hot water temps - save energy | electrification

Learn how to lower heating hot water HHW temperatures in commercial buildings to significantly reduce energy use - and the capex and opex associated with switching heating from gas boilers to heat pumps - a key step for building electrification. A2EP is hosting two workshops to support the electrification of commercial buildings.

Who should attend?
- building owners and operators
- facility managers
- council asset managers & engineers
- energy consultants

This four-hour workshop will combine practical guidance, peer learning, and first-hand case studies from leading building owners and operators. Participants will also have the opportunity to attend site tours of operational heat pump installations, reinforcing learning through real-world application.

As a result of last year’s workshops, dozens of buildings underwent HHW temperature lowering programs during the winter of 2025, resulting in more than 80% of buildings reducing HHW temperatures to 55C, to greatly reduce the CAPEX and OPEX of the electrified heating solution.

Presenters for these workshops:
- Michael Snow from Turner & Townsend
- Julian Sutherland from JLL
- Hosted by Peter Haenke and Jarrod Leak from A2EP

The day will also include a tour of a near-by heat pump and electrification case study installation.

Morning tea and lunch will be provided. Limited tickets available!

Ticket prices:
A2EP Members: $185 + GST
Non-A2EP members: $395 + GST

Register now for this opportunity to learn, discuss, and network with professionals dedicated to making commercial buildings more energy-efficient and sustainable.

Melbourne | 28 April registration: https://events.humanitix.com/a2ep-hhw-workshop-melbourne

Sydney | 5 May registration: https://www.a2ep.org.au/post/workshop-5-may-lowering-heating-hot-water-temperatures-to-reduce-capex-and-opex-sydney

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