Power and Production: Keeping Electricity Prices Down and the U.S. Economy Running
Join the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, and the Georgia Tech Strategic Energy Institute for a panel discussion on Power and Production: Keeping Electricity Prices Down and the U.S. Economy Running.
Introducing the New Jersey Funding One Stop Shop
Developed in partnership with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and Atlas Public Policy, this interactive tool is designed to help users connect their efficiency, electrification, and other sustainability-focused projects with relevant federal, state, local, and utility funding programs.
Right-Sizing Water Distribution Pipes and Water Heating Systems to Save Energy and Reduce Building Costs
This CARD webinar will review results from 2050 Partners' study which validates an alternative pipe sizing method, the Uniform Plumbing Code Appendix M “Peak Water Demand Calculator” (WDC), based on findings from four residential multifamily buildings in Minnesota.
Heat Pumps & Housing: Smarter HVAC and Water Heating for Market-Rate Developments
This session will highlight how integrating heat pump technologies, for both space conditioning and water heating can reduce operating costs, meet electrification mandates, and boost tenant appeal in competitive housing markets.
Buildings Hub Live: Electrification Laws Prevail in Courts After Berkeley
Join us to discuss some recent court rulings on how and whether cities can regulate building electrification.
THE MATRIX: Building Justice in the Midwest
The Midwest BDC Equity & Strategy Summit isn’t just another conference—it’s a tactical intervention.
Climate Resilience: State of Play and Innovative Pathways
Our Resilience Academies have supported 140 affordable housing providers across 25 states, delivering $525,000 in pass-through grants to advance climate resilience. Join us October 9 as we explore the academies’ real-world impact.
EPC Quarterly Poll Briefing
Join us for the Environmental Polling Consortium’s third quarterly community poll briefing of the year. This briefing is open to the public and will include presentations on: -Recent polling on who voters blame for electricity [...]