Apricus Announces New Webinar Series
Free webinar series for solar industry and design professionals.
December 5, 2011 – Apricus, a leading designer and manufacturer of solar hot water and hydronic heating products, announces the launch of a new webinar series.
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The free webinar series is geared towards solar industry and design professionals interested in learning more about solar thermal technology. Topics will cover everything from a basic introduction of solar hot water to detailed sizing and system information. Webinars typically last one hour including a Q&A session at the end of the presentation.
You may view a list of upcoming webinars and sign up for our next session at www.solarthermalwebinars.com or contact Apricus directly at 1-877-458-2634 for details.
About Apricus
Apricus is a leading designer and manufacturer of solar hot water and hydronic heating products for residential and commercial use. With a rapidly growing distribution network throughout North America, offices in the US, France, and Australia, and representation in over 30 countries; our range of renewable energy products provide simple and effective solutions for families and businesses concerned about the effects of climate change and rising energy costs.
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