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Chris Hughes
Company name: The Energy Conservatory (TEC)
Position: HVAC Business Development Manager
Chris Hughes is the Business Development Manager at TEC and has over 18 years of HVAC experience under his belt in both residential and commercial applications. He also co-founded Hughes Mechanical and is an HVAC education advocate with experience in airflow design, refrigeration, controls, and VRF/VRV technology.
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#Betterhvac: Taking the First Step… and the Second and Third
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The Great Heat Pump Revolt of 2026 and How to Avoid It
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Dehumidification Hootenanny
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What is Standard 310? w/ Eric Kaiser & Chris Hughes
 Standard 310 is a technical workflow created by ACCA, ResNet, and ANSI for grading the installation of HVAC systems, typically in new home construction. It plays a crucial role in obtaining Energy Star certification, which can qualify homeowners for tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act. The five steps of Standard 310 are design […]
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Using the Roomulator w/ Chris Hughes
 In this episode of the HVAC School Podcast, host Bryan Orr speaks with Chris Hughes of The Energy Conservatory (TEC) about using the Roomulator card and DG-8 manometer for room pressurization testing. Chris provides background on how he came up with the idea for the Roomulator. He wanted an easy way for technicians to […]
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