PHPP Program Partners*
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
(PA DEP)
The PA DEP’s mission is to protect Pennsylvania’s air, land, and water resources while ensuring the health and safety of all residents and visitors to the Commonwealth. PA DEP’s Energy Programs Office (EPO) functions as the Pennsylvania Energy Office and is PA’s main contact to the U.S. DOE. The office assists, educates, and encourages Pennsylvanians to advance conservation and efficient use of diverse energy resources to provide for a healthier environment and to achieve greater energy security for future generations.
Home Performance Coalition (HPC)
The Home Performance Coalition (HPC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that encourages the creation of energy-efficient, healthy, sustainable homes through education, training, advocacy, and outreach. HPC works in tandem, as interconnected entities, with the Building Performance Association (BPA), a nonprofit 501(c)(6) industry association that serves as the hub for businesses, nonprofits, and government agencies working to make America’s homes more energy-efficient, comfortable, healthy, and safe.
CareerEquity
CareerEquity connects people, programs, and possibilities to improve the workforce ecosystem so that it’s focused on empowering individuals and strengthening communities. Their innovative platform connects local talent, employers, training providers, and community support organizations—ensuring collaboration is seamless and impactful.
TixStone Solutions
TixStone Solutions is a Pennsylvania-based business services provider that supports government and corporate clients. Providing workforce development programs, small-business technical assistance, and customer support, TixStone Solutions creates opportunities for strategic partnerships while delivering quality outcomes for clients.
*Disclaimer: Penn Heat Pump Pathways (PHPP) is not a certification program. The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and its subcontractors make no guarantees regarding the work results of HVAC professionals who complete the PHPP training course. Completing the PHPP training course does not guarantee acceptance in the Penn Energy Savers Program.