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Tacoma Power's Ductless Heat Pump Study could help change residential new construction building codes

Created 11/7/2014 by Sonja Bert
Updated 11/26/2014 by Ben Fowler
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnbiucE3hdA&list=UUKJbAP6anzzOCYm2oOcvD1Q
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NW Ductless Heat Pump Project Team on 11/10/14 on 11:36 AM (Pacific Time)
We are excited to hear about your work to prove the energy savings of the displacement theory and look forward to seeing the results. Great video and explanation.  

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