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Why Electrical Knowledge Is Critical in Clean Energy

Every clean energy upgrade relies on a solid electrical foundation, from heat pumps to EV chargers to battery storage. In California, where electrification is accelerating and codes are evolving fast, contractors need to be more than just familiar with electrical systems — they need to be fluent.

Our Electrical Educational Series is designed for clean energy contractors who aren’t licensed electricians but still need to understand how electrical work impacts their projects. Whether you’re sizing loads, planning a panel upgrade, or coordinating with an electrician, this series gives you the knowledge to keep your projects moving — safely, efficiently, and code-compliantly.

What You’ll Gain from This Series

Panel Readiness Made Simple: Understand when a service upgrade is needed — and when it isn’t. Avoid overpromising and help clients navigate their options.
Smart Coordination: Learn how to work smarter with electricians, AHJs (Authorities Having Jurisdiction), and utility reps to avoid delays and rework.
Load Planning for Electrification: Get the basics of load calculations, circuit planning, and power-sharing devices that keep projects compliant without oversized upgrades.
Code Confidence: Understand the latest NEC requirements and California-specific rules so you can anticipate what inspectors —and clients will ask

Explore Topics Like:

• Understanding Electrical Panels and Subpanels
• Planning for EV Chargers, HPWHs, and Heat Pumps
• Service Upgrade vs. Load Management
• Working with Utilities and Inspectors
• Labeling, Documentation, and Safety Basics

Start Your Journey Today

You don’t have to be a licensed electrician to understand the electrical impacts of your clean energy projects. This series helps you speak the language, avoid delays, and confidently guide your customers. In California’s fast-moving electrification market, competent contractors know that electrical understanding isn’t optional — it’s essential.