In this webinar, presenters will explore research findings from a recent DOE report and federal, state, and local activities related to the resilience benefits of building codes and energy efficiency.
Multiple incentives exist for residential energy efficiency, but what is the best way to combine them? What does the guidance from the federal government say? What is still unclear? Learn more about a topic that will probably be discussed for some time to come.
Implementing strategies to minimize water use for irrigation can reduce water bills and create a more resilient environment.
Attend this webinar to hear how the state of Michigan is using the $3 million planning grant to accelerate the implementation of the MI Healthy Climate Plan and provide a strong framework for pursuing corresponding upcoming competitive funding from the EPA.
How do heat pumps affect the cost of utility bills, panel upgrades, and greenhouse gas emissions -- and do the benefits outweigh the costs?
Join this webinar to discover key strategies for successful collaboration with local governments and learn how to create a sustainable future for your community.
Financing is an essential step in the journey to emissions reduction, turning great decarbonization ideas into actionable plans.
Join us to learn about a new ACEEE toolkit highlighting best practices for increasing program participation among underserved residential customers.
Join this webinar to learn more about thermal energy storage and gain insights from example projects exploring this opportunity.
Air-to-water heat pump (AWHP) systems are a flexible type of air source heat pump that could extend heat pump savings to more customers and integrate hot water loads.
Heat pumps are leading the way as an effective energy reduction and decarbonization strategy, but barriers to implementation persist.
Please join the Maine Governor's Energy Office, the Efficiency Maine Trust, and the Maine State Housing Authority for an overview of the draft proposal for the Home Energy Rebates programs under the Inflation Reduction Act. Opportunity for public comment at the meeting will be provided as well as later in writing.
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