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SUMMARY:K-12 School Heat Pump Retrofits: Leveraging Mass Save and MSBA
DESCRIPTION:Learn about the MA School Building Authority’s Accelerated Repair Program\, which now includes heat pump upgrades for K-12 schools and will be open for applications in January 2027\, and how technical assistance available from the Sponsors of Mass Save can help you and your school district prepare to apply.
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/k-12-school-heat-pump-retrofits-leveraging-mass-save-and-msba/
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SUMMARY:Strategic Decarbonization for Large Commercial Buildings
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an essential deep dive into the future of Minnesota’s built environment. Achieving Minnesota’s 2050 net-zero goals is an urgent priority\, but for the commercial sector\, it remains a complex\, long-term challenge. Moving beyond simple\, measure-by-measure efficiency improvements\, this webinar explores the shift toward integrated\, strategic planning that aligns technical decarbonization solutions with financial and operational realities. \nWhile some buildings can transition with limited intervention\, the majority of Minnesota’s commercial stock falls into the moderate-to-difficult-to-decarbonize category. These buildings require coordinated planning\, specific sequencing\, and deep stakeholder engagement to succeed. \n What You Will Learn: This webinar will unpack the “needs” and “how-tos” of strategic decarbonization based on four primary research areas: \n\nStakeholder Engagement: Understanding how owners\, facility operators\, and program managers perceive the hurdles and opportunities in the field.\nMarket Characterization: Identifying which building segments in Minnesota require strategic approaches and determining their specific technical needs.\nBest Practices: Strategies and tools to guide technical and capital planning to meet state emissions goals.\nA New Tool Kit: A preview of resources designed for utilities and policymakers to achieve ECO program energy savings and statewide GHG reduction goals.\n\nEquip yourself with the insights needed to turn decarbonization goals into actionable reality.
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/strategic-decarbonization-for-large-commercial-buildings/
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SUMMARY:CARD Webinar | Minnesota Community Geothermal Systems: A Path to Decarbonization
DESCRIPTION:As building electrification accelerates in Minnesota\, managing winter heating peaks while meeting ambitious conservation targets is becoming one of the utility sector’s greatest challenges. Community-scale geothermal systems offer a highly efficient path forward. By leveraging local waste heat and shared thermal resources\, these systems can help your programs achieve deep energy savings while mitigating cold-climate grid stress. \nRegister here.
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/card-webinar-minnesota-community-geothermal-systems-a-path-to-decarbonization/
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SUMMARY:CARD Webinar | Mapping Electrical Barriers: Efficient Fuel Switching in Income Qualified Homes
DESCRIPTION:Attend this webinar to review a market study conducted by Slipstream Inc. that identifies building\, technology\, and market barriers and opportunities that influence the adoption of efficient fuel-switching technologies (EFS)\, such as air source heat pumps and heat pump water heaters\, among Minnesota’s income-qualified (IQ) single-family households. The objectives of the study were to: \n\nCharacterize the existing literature\, policy landscape\, and incentive environment shaping EFS for IQ households in Minnesota.\nDocument the HVAC replacement journey of IQ homeowners\, including how interactions with HVAC contractors influence decision-making and technology adoption.\nAssess the electrical readiness of IQ homes for EFS by characterizing existing electrical panel capacity\, evaluating available capacity for electrification measures\, and identifying factors associated with panel upgrade needs.\nEstimate the costs for electrical upgrades and how electricians approach electrical upgrades for EFS.\nUnderstand the barriers and opportunities for trade contractors to adopt supportive model and where utilities could provide support.\n\nLearn about the study methodology\, results\, and recommendations to overcome the wide range of barriers to residential EFS\, including electrical infrastructure limitations and upgrade costs\, contractor knowledge\, fragmented program offerings\, and low homeowner awareness\, through energy conservation and optimization (ECO) program design. \nRegister here.
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/card-webinar-mapping-electrical-barriers-efficient-fuel-switching-in-income-qualified-homes/
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