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Modern Hydronics & Heat Pumps

An Enertech Webinar Series
Every month, join us for in-depth training and discussion on application and design for modern hydronics technology coupled with geothermal heat pumps.
Hosted by John Seigenthaler
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The Future of Hydronics with the Tretheweys + Introducing the EM Flex (Oct 23 • 11:00am -12:00pm CDT)

Join renowned TV personalities Richard and Ross Trethewey for a unique discussion on the evolving hydronics industry in North America. Known for their work on “Ask This Old House”, they’ll join hydronics expert John Seigenthaler to share their perspectives on how hydronic-based heat pumps are shaping the future of HVAC. You won’t want to miss this special presentation! We’ll also be introducing our latest air-to-water solution, the EM Flex. Learn how it solves the space and cost issues of traditional systems, opens new possibilities for multi-unit applications, and allows for flexible system designs. Stay until the end to engage in the live Q&A these industry experts. 

Upcoming Presenters
John Seigenthaler, P.E.
John Seigenthaler, P.E.
John has over 40 years of experience designing modern hydronic systems. He’s a hall-of-fame member of the Radiant Panel Association and has presented at hydronic and radiant heating conferences worldwide. John is the author of two textbooks: Modern Hydronic Heating, 4th Edition, and Heating with Renewable Energy.
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Richard Trethewey
Richard Trethewey has been an integral part of the This Old House team since the home improvement show’s debut in 1979. Today, he also appears on the Emmy Award-winning show’s sister series, Ask This Old House. He is a licensed master and journeyman plumber in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and has long been an advocate for professionalism in the building trades. Richard is the founder of RST Thermal, a manufacturer’s representative company that provides training to the skilled trades. Richard lives on the South Coast of Massachusetts when he is not living aboard a sailboat in Boston. His interests include sailing and home renovation. He has two sons, Ross and Evan, and enjoys his 5 grandchildren
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Ross Trethewey
Ross Trethewey is the founder and lead engineer of TE2 Engineering, as well as the Building Engineer on the TV show, This Old House and Ask This Old House. He is licensed professional engineer in various states and earned both bachelor and master of science degrees in mechanical engineering from Tufts University. Ross lives with his wife and 2 sons in the Boston area.

Who Is The Modern Hydronics Webinar For?

Installers and Techs

Stay up to date on the latest equipment, design trends, and installation options. Grow profitability with the market.

Engineers

Hydronics with heat pumps make excellent renewable options with excellent efficiency. Learn about applications and design details.

Utilities & Energy Planners

Utilities are increasingly incentivizing geothermal heat pumps. We’ll address this as well as ways to decarbonize existing hydronic systems.

Anyone Interested

Hydronics aren’t just an antiquated heating technology. Learn how modern hydronics marry ultimate comfort with ultimate efficiency.

Attend Live

The Future of Hydronics with the Tretheweys + Introducing the EM Flex

Thursday October 23, 2025

11:00am – 12:00pm (CDT)

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Hydraulic Testing Existing Hydronic Circuits

July 24, 2025

Thermal Testing of Existing Hydronic Circuits

June 26, 2025

Hydronic Deep Dive: Tubing Depth and Performance

May 22, 2025

10 Design & Installation Issues to Avoid

April 15, 2025

The Heat Pump That Changes Everything

March 20, 2025

Reduced Temp in Legacy Hydronics

February 20, 2025

Direct to Load Piping

January 16, 2025

Low Temperature Heat Emitters

December 12, 2024

New Air-to-Water Tech

November 14, 2024

Small-Scale Water Coolers

October 17, 2024