Midwest Energy Policy Series on Renewable and Efficiency will merge both events to bring together experts, stakeholders, and leaders to address key sector issues related to renewable and energy efficiency.
In this session, the speakers will distill insights from the Atlas Buildings Hub tool to provide key takeaways on the state of the electric HVAC environment in the United States.
TECH Clean California Quick Start Grant recipients, Franklin Energy and the Energy Coalition, will present findings from their respective projects removing barriers to heat pump adoption in moderate- and low-income home energy programs.
Join the DOE Office of State and Community Energy Program (SCEP) and the Renew America’s Nonprofits on Wednesday, August 28th at 2pm ET for the first webinar in a series designed to help nonprofits make the case to funders for energy efficiency upgrades and clean energy improvements.
Attendees will hear about multiple methods for setting GHG goals within energy efficiency programs, the various methods utilities can use to translate energy savings into GHG reductions, and what motivations, policies, targets, and equity considerations go into such a transition.
This workshop will discuss the urgency of electrifying low- and moderate-income homes, potential positive and unintended consequences of electrification for energy-burdened households, and best practices for ensuring post-electrification bill affordability.
Join us to celebrate Maine's top-performing contractors and businesses in Efficiency Maine programs. And explore with us the electrification revolution under way in Maine, how the state can benefit from electrification, and Efficiency Maine's plan to make heat pumps "mainstream."
BNEF will launch the new public NetZero Pathfinders platform, and share analysis from the policy framework.
We will highlight overall findings from the academy, discuss common climate resilient housing challenges shared by cohort members, share resources and potential solutions, and hear from academy participants on what they gained from the academy and how they are implementing their learnings moving forward.
Hear about what’s new in the Residential 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). Experts will highlight major differences between the 2024 IECC-R and the 2021 IECC-R and help practitioners understand new and updated requirements throughout the code, including the building thermal envelope, energy credits, compliance paths, and more.
At this event, attendees will hear from senior government officials from around the world who have been able to shift how they governed more sustainable infrastructure.
Join us on October 1 & 2 to explore how Illinois can create an equitable and sustainable future through renewable energy!
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