An Introduction to Electric Construction Equipment (Webinar)
2025-02-04 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Course Description:
This class is an introduction to electric construction equipment. The goal is to inform contractors and policy makers about the wide range of available electric bulldozers, backhoes, bobcats, cranes, forklifts, solar+battery generators, jackhammers, pressure washers, work trucks and more.
We will discuss the equipment’s practical features, costs, benefits and limitations.
Instructor Information: Sean Armstrong
Sean Armstrong was raised on a Wisconsin farm, has been part of seven farming businesses, co-owns a working ranch, and consults nationally on all-electric buildings and equipment. Sean co-authored eight practical design guides since 2016 for all-electric design and equipment, helps manufacturers invent new electric products, and designed half of the all-electric new construction in California between 2010-2020.
Agenda:

Introduction
Discussion of benefits of electric equipment—lower maintenance costs, less noise complaints, longer operating windows
Large Equipment: bulldozers, backhoes, cranes
Medium Equipment: trucks, bobcats, forklifts
Small Equipment: jackhammers, pressure washers, heat guns blower

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the class attendees will be able to:

Explain the benefits of electric construction equipment
Describe the different large, medium and small electrified products available
Discuss the costs, benefits and features of different equipment available

Target Audience:

General contractors
Rental equipment owners
Policy makers

Learning Units:

None

Learning Level:
Basic Class: Content is introductory in nature and requires no prerequisite knowledge or experience to grasp the concepts or participate in exercises. Basic educational activities and materials are meant to establish a foundation of knowledge and competence that will be expanded upon in practice or in higher level seminars and workshops.
Special Instructions:
This is a Webinar class and internet access is required. Customers will receive a link the Friday prior to the event.

Introduction to Heat Pumps - Part 1 (Webinar)
2025-02-11 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Course Description:
This is part 1 of a 2 part class.
Heat Pumps are the most efficient method to not only heat and cool spaces, but to provide domestic water heating in both multifamily and commercial applications. This course explores the composition, operation, and application of heat pumps in building settings. Specifically, this course examines the evolution and versatility of heat pump technology in comfort heating/cooling and domestic hot water applications, successful implementation examples, and essential lessons learned. Furthermore, learners will explore the value of heat pumps, including decarbonization, energy efficiency, and grid stability opportunities.
Learning Outcomes:

Understand the history of heat pumps and their versatility in building applications
Explore the components, operation, and system configurations of heat pumps in commercial and multifamily applications
Analyze efficiency opportunities, grid impact, and the value proposition of implementing heat pumps
Review applicable codes/policies and the market landscape

Introduction to Heat Pumps - Part 2 (Webinar)
2025-02-12 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Course Description:
This is part 2 of a 2 part class.
Heat Pumps are the most efficient method to not only heat and cool spaces, but to provide domestic water heating in both multifamily and commercial applications. This course explores the composition, operation, and application of heat pumps in building settings. Specifically, this course examines the evolution and versatility of heat pump technology in comfort heating/cooling and domestic hot water applications, successful implementation examples, and essential lessons learned. Furthermore, learners will explore the value of heat pumps, including decarbonization, energy efficiency, and grid stability opportunities.
Learning Outcomes:

Understand the history of heat pumps and their versatility in building applications
Explore the components, operation, and system configurations of heat pumps in commercial and multifamily applications
Analyze efficiency opportunities, grid impact, and the value proposition of implementing heat pumps
Review applicable codes/policies and the market landscape

Avoiding Main Panel Upgrades - Part 1: Demystifying & Calculating Loads on Your Main Panel
2025-03-25 11:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
This is part 1 of a 2 part class.
Understanding your main electrical panel is essential for the transition to an electrified home. This session simplifies the components of the main electrical panel in a home. It will explain prescriptive and performance-based load calculations to determine whether a main panel upgrade is necessary. It also covers load management techniques and how power-efficient appliances can reduce demand on the electrical panel.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

Differences between prescriptive ‘bottom-up’ and performance-based ‘actual measured’ load calculations
How to assess the need for a panel upgrade based on load calculations
Techniques for managing electrical loads using power-efficient devices to avoid unnecessary upgrades
How to calculate and understand the electrical capacity of your main panel

Avoiding Main Panel Upgrades - Part 2: Advanced Solutions & Technologies to Maximize Panel Capacity
2025-03-26 11:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
This is part 2 of a 2 part class.
With increasing demand for electrification, strategically avoiding main panel upgrades offers significant advantages. This class covers innovative solutions to maximize panel capacity including 120-volt appliances, smart panels, load management systems and power control technologies. Participants will learn how to calculate and manage back-feed from solar and storage systems and the use of digital solutions to safely extend the capabilities of their existing electrical infrastructure.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

How to implement smart electrical panels and load management systems to maximize panel capacity
Strategies for using 120-volt appliances to reduce demand
Techniques for calculating and managing back-feed from solar and storage systems
Applications of advanced digital solutions to extend existing panel capacity.

The Business Opportunity of Electrification - Part 1
2025-05-06 11:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
This is part 1 of a 2 part class
The accelerating electrification market is creating new opportunities for companies in the residential energy sector. As homeowners transition from fossil fuel powered systems to electric alternatives, the need for knowledgeable professionals to assist them is increasing. This course aims to provide consultants and contractors with the insights and strategies needed to succeed in this expanding market.
Participants will examine the drivers of electrification including policy changes, consumer preferences, and technological advancements. This class will address how to effectively present electrification services as a value-added proposition to clients along with exploring various approaches and business models.
By understanding the range of opportunities offered by home electrification, participants will be able to build a more robust business model, all while proving an impactful offering to homeowners.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

How to identify and leverage rebates and incentives available for electrification projects
Strategies for integrating multiple home energy upgrades into a cohesive electrification offering
Methods for calculating the energy bill impact of electrification upgrades to provide clients with a comprehensive understanding of potential savings and ROI
How to position your business strategically within the electrification industry, adopt new business models and arm yourself with the tools to capture emerging opportunities and stay ahead of market trends.

Target Audience:

Business Managers/Owners
Home Energy Professionals
Contractors & Trade Professionals

Instructor Information:
Spencer Rosen
Spencer Rosen has been in the clean energy industry for over 20 years and has a laundry list of home energy certifications. He has run his own home energy audit and whole-home upgrade company, Energy Integrity, for approximately 8 years.
He has been in many homes, crawled around in attics, removed low-efficiency materials and equipment, sealed leaks, upgraded windows, replaced ducts, added insulation, upgraded heating + cooling systems, and installed solar energy and battery systems.
To increase his impact, he began participating in various rebate and advocacy programs and developed these home energy courses to empower people with the knowledge to make their homes perform better.

The Business Opportunity of Electrification - Part 2
2025-05-07 11:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
This is part 2 of a 2 part class
The accelerating electrification market is creating unprecedented opportunities for companies in the residential energy sector. As homeowners seek to convert their homes from fossil fuel powered systems to electric alternatives, the demand for knowledgeable professionals to guide them through this process is increasing. This course is designed to equip consultants and contractors with the insights and strategies needed to thrive in this expanding market.
Participants will explore the drivers of electrification including policy changes, consumer preferences, and technological advancements. This class will cover how to effectively position electrification services as a value-added proposition to clients and the approaches and business models to consider.
By understanding the full scope of opportunities presented by home electrification, participants will be able to build a more robust business model, all while proving an impactful offering to homeowners.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

How to identify and leverage rebates and incentives available for electrification projects
Strategies for integrating multiple home energy upgrades into a cohesive electrification offering
Methods for calculating the energy bill impact of electrification upgrades to provide clients with a comprehensive understanding of potential savings and ROI
How to position your business strategically within the electrification industry, adopt new business models and arm yourself with the tools to capture emerging opportunities and stay ahead of market trends.

Instructor Information:
Spencer Rosen
Spencer Rosen has been in the clean energy industry for over 20 years and has a laundry list of home energy certifications. He has run his own home energy audit and whole-home upgrade company, Energy Integrity, for approximately 8 years.
He has been in many homes, crawled around in attics, removed low-efficiency materials and equipment, sealed leaks, upgraded windows, replaced ducts, added insulation, upgraded heating + cooling systems, and installed solar energy and battery systems.
To increase his impact, he began participating in various rebate and advocacy programs and developed these home energy courses to empower people with the knowledge to make their homes perform better.

Residential Heat Pump Water Heaters: Technology, Sales & Installation Challenges - Part 1 (Webinar)
2025-05-13 09:00 - 11:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
This is part 1 of a 2-part class.
This course establishes a clear value proposition for residential heat pump water heater scenarios, while addressing key barriers to their adoption. It also provides targeted sales training to identify customers and opportunities for client-facing staff and stakeholders while delving into key installation considerations including space limitations, noise, condensate management, sizing, operational modes, and error codes.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following
? Explore the technology of heat pump water heaters
? Examine the value proposition for heat pump water heaters as replacements in a variety of residential scenarios
? Walk through targeted sales training to assist in the process of identifying and qualifying customers
? Understand the key challenges to installation of heat pump water heaters
Learning Units:

NATE: 2.0, BPI: 2.0

Residential Heat Pump Water Heaters: Technology, Sales & Installation Challenges - Part 2 (Webinar)
2025-05-14 09:00 - 11:00 UTC | Online

Electrification & Home Performance Series: 4 - All About Quality Insulation Installation
2025-07-09 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
Building electrification replaces fossil fuel systems with electric alternatives. As California shifts to all-electric homes, understanding home performance is essential. Key factors like energy efficiency, air-sealing, and insulation reduce energy use, improve air quality, and increase comfort. High performance homes use less energy, making electrification smoother and more sustainable.
This class is the fourth in a series on Electrification & Home Performance and covers the requirements and concepts behind QII testing.
Enhance your knowledge with a single class or complete the series for a thorough understanding of the relationship between home performance and electrification.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

The principles of 6-sided insulation installation
How gaps, voids and compression impact home performance
An understanding of thermal by-pass and air barrier placement

Career Pathways for Home Energy Professionals
2025-07-18 11:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
The home energy industry is rapidly expanding, offering numerous career opportunities in energy efficiency, solar energy, green building performance, and electrification. Whether you are a newcomer, a student, or an experienced professional, understanding available careers is crucial.
This class provides an overview of diverse roles, from entry-level to advanced positions. It focuses on essential certifications, skills, and responsibilities for each role. Participants will learn about key tools and technologies like energy auditing, solar installation, HVAC systems, and building performance analysis.
The course also highlights industry trends and growth areas, helping participants align their skills with market demands. With guidance on certification and practical tools, participants can create a personalized career plan that meets their professional goals and industry needs.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

Details of career pathways in the home energy industry and the skills and certifications needed for each
Methods for identifying which certifications align with skills and responsibilities needed for different roles
The essential tools and technologies available to enhance your performance in these roles
How to develop a career plan within the home energy industry

Electrification & Home Performance Series: 5 - How Tight is Too Tight? (Webinar)
2025-07-23 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
Building electrification replaces fossil fuel systems with electric alternatives. As California shifts to all-electric homes, understanding home performance is essential. Key factors like energy efficiency, air-sealing, and insulation reduce energy use, improve air quality, and increase comfort. High performance homes use less energy, making electrification smoother and more sustainable.
This class is the fifth in a series on Electrification & Home Performance and covers the relationship between leaky buildings and energy efficiency.
Enhance your knowledge with a single class or complete the series for a thorough understanding of the relationship between home performance and electrification.

The Business Opportunity of Electrification
2025-07-24 11:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
The accelerating electrification market is creating new opportunities for companies in the residential energy sector. As homeowners transition from fossil fuel powered systems to electric alternatives, the need for knowledgeable professionals to assist them is increasing. This course aims to provide consultants and contractors with the insights and strategies needed to succeed in this expanding market.
Participants will examine the drivers of electrification including policy changes, consumer preferences, and technological advancements. This class will address how to effectively present electrification services as a value-added proposition to clients along with exploring various approaches and business models.
By understanding the range of opportunities offered by home electrification, participants will be able to build a more robust business model, all while proving an impactful offering to homeowners.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

How to identify and leverage rebates and incentives available for electrification projects
Strategies for integrating multiple home energy upgrades into a cohesive electrification offering
Methods for calculating the energy bill impact of electrification upgrades to provide clients with a comprehensive understanding of potential savings and ROI
How to position your business strategically within the electrification industry, adopt new business models and arm yourself with the tools to capture emerging opportunities and stay ahead of market trends.

Electrification & Home Performance Series: 6 - Testing Residential Building Pressure (Webinar)
2025-08-06 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
Building electrification replaces fossil fuel systems with electric alternatives. As California shifts to all-electric homes, understanding home performance is essential. Key factors like energy efficiency, air-sealing, and insulation reduce energy use, improve air quality, and increase comfort. High performance homes use less energy, making electrification smoother and more sustainable.
This class is the sixth in a series on Electrification & Home Performance and covers the effect building pressure differences can have on the cost of heating and cooling.
Enhance your knowledge with a single class or complete the series for a thorough understanding of the relationship between home performance and electrification.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

The terms and procedures for testing building pressure
How to compare the cost of energy in a typical home with the costs of a high-performing home for heating and cooling
What health benefits a tight home has over a home that has many air changes

Contractor Demand Building Program
2025-08-20 - 2025-08-22 | Rheem Innovation Learning Center, 2141 Eastman Ave, Oxnard
Program description
The Contractor Demand Building Program is a hands-on training initiative designed to support California’s skilled trade workforce in the proper installation of Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWH). Open to all California licensed contractors and their affiliated installers or technicians, the program offers in-person training sessions held throughout Southern California Edison (SCE) territory. There is no limit to the number of team members a contractor can send. Upon successful completion of the course, each participant receives one HPWH unit to install within SCE’s service area. This program helps accelerate the adoption of energy-efficient technologies while supporting California’s decarbonization goals. Please visit www.on.sce.com/hpwh to register

Electrification & Home Performance Series: 7 - Integrating Heat Pump Water Heaters (Webinar)
2025-08-20 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
Building electrification replaces fossil fuel systems with electric alternatives. As California shifts to all-electric homes, understanding home performance is essential. Key factors like energy efficiency, air-sealing, and insulation reduce energy use, improve air quality, and increase comfort. High performance homes use less energy, making electrification smoother and more sustainable.
This class is the seventh in a series on Electrification & Home Performance and covers the benefits heat pump water heaters offer and their features and design elements.
Enhance your knowledge with a single class or complete the series for a thorough understanding of the relationship between home performance and electrification.

Contractor Demand Building Program
2025-08-24 - 2025-08-26 | Ferguson Facility Perris, 4100 N. Webster Ave, Perris

Electrification & Home Performance Series: 8 - Water Conservation & Home Performance (Webinar)
2025-09-03 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
Building electrification replaces fossil fuel systems with electric alternatives. As California shifts to all-electric homes, understanding home performance is essential. Key factors like energy efficiency, air-sealing, and insulation reduce energy use, improve air quality, and increase comfort. High performance homes use less energy, making electrification smoother and more sustainable.
This class is the eighth in a series on Electrification & Home Performance and covers the methods and products for water conservation and how these benefit home owners as they move towards heat pump water heaters.
Enhance your knowledge with a single class or complete the series for a thorough understanding of the relationship between home performance and electrification.

Contractor Demand Building Program
2025-09-08 - 2025-09-10 | Ferguson Facility, 2750 Towne Ave., Pomona

The Business Opportunity of Electrification
2025-09-10 11:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
The accelerating electrification market is creating unprecedented opportunities for companies in the residential energy sector. As homeowners seek to convert their homes from fossil fuel powered systems to electric alternatives, the demand for knowledgeable professionals to guide them through this process is increasing. This course is designed to equip consultants and contractors with the insights and strategies needed to thrive in this expanding market.
Participants will explore the drivers of electrification including policy changes, consumer preferences, and technological advancements. This class will cover how to effectively position electrification services as a value-added proposition to clients and the approaches and business models to consider.
By understanding the full scope of opportunities presented by home electrification, participants will be able to build a more robust business model, all while proving an impactful offering to homeowners.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

How to identify and leverage rebates and incentives available for electrification projects
Strategies for integrating multiple home energy upgrades into a cohesive electrification offering
Methods for calculating the energy bill impact of electrification upgrades to provide clients with a comprehensive understanding of potential savings and ROI
How to position your business strategically within the electrification industry, adopt new business models and arm yourself with the tools to capture emerging opportunities and stay ahead of market trends.

Residential Electrification - 5Ws and 1H (Webinar)
2025-09-17 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
Residential Electrification is coming to newly constructed homes in California. Step by step, communities and codes are promoting the transition from combustion fuels to electricity as the fuel of choice in homes to reduce impacts on climate change and improve the health and safety of their occupants.
This class focuses on basic questions that designers, builders, homeowners and other tradespeople may have and identifies the Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How of residential electrification.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

A basic understanding of the electrification process
What technologies are available for this transition
The benefits electrification has on home performance and home comfort

Avoiding Main Panel Upgrades - Part 2: Advanced Solutions & Technologies to Maximize Panel Capacity (Webinar)
2025-09-24 11:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online

Debunking Electrification Myths – Addressing Misconceptions about BE (Webinar)
2025-09-26 09:00 - 11:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Course Description:
Do many of your clients often have the same questions about electrification, and you’re not sure how to respond? This session will address common misconceptions surrounding building and transportation electrification. We will explore life cycle costs associated with transitioning to electrified buildings, discuss the evolving electric grid, highlight efficient technologies such as heat pumps and electric vehicles, and evaluate environmental impacts relative to fossil-based technologies. Through interactive discussions and evidence-based insights, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the benefits associated with building electrification, enabling them to make better informed choices that promote a sustainable and efficient future.
Instructor: Dave Intner – Licensed Architect, LEED AP and Certified Energy Manager within Southern California Edison’s Codes & Standards team as well as serving on the statewide AIA Committee on the Environment. Dave is a Past President of the AIA Ventura County, a four-year member of the LEED Energy and Atmosphere Technical Advisory Group (EA-TAG), and member of the board of directors of USGBC Los Angeles.
Learning Outcomes:

Identify the key clean energy technologies enabling a zero-net carbon future
Address common misconceptions regarding the performance of heat pumps and other electric technologies, their impact on grid infrastructure, and their affordability
Describe the efficiencies of electric end-use appliances and vehicles relative to their fossil-fuel combustion counterparts
Leverage available incentive programs, tax credits, and rebates supporting the deployment of heat pumps, electric equipment upgrades, and energy efficient appliances

Adding Solar & Storage to Existing NEM Systems (Webinar)
2025-10-03 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Description:
Over time, many homeowners realize that their current solar systems no longer meet their expanding energy needs. Whether it is adding EV charging, electrifying equipment, upgrading appliances or simply insurance against rising electricity costs, understanding your expansion options is critical. This webinar will guide you through the process of adding Solar PV Capacity and battery storage while considering your current Net Energy Metering (NEM) agreement. Learn when it is advantageous to retain your existing benefits, when switching would be more cost effective and how to design a system that meets your needs. By the end of this class, you will possess a clear strategy for making informed decisions that align with your long-term energy goals.
Learning Outcomes:
As a result of attending this class you can expect to learn the following

How adding solar or battery storage can impact your existing NEM agreement
Strategies to maximize cost-effectiveness
How to expand your system while minimizing energy exports
How to future-proof your system by factoring in growing energy needs

Contractor Demand Building Program
2025-10-22 - 2025-10-24 | Ferguson Facility Pomona, 2750 Towne Ave.
The Contractor Demand Building Program is a hands-on training initiative designed to support California’s skilled trade workforce in the proper installation of Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWH). Open to all California licensed contractors and their affiliated installers or technicians, the program offers in-person training sessions held throughout Southern California Edison (SCE) territory. There is no limit to the number of team members a contractor can send. Upon successful completion of the course, each participant receives one HPWH unit to install within SCE’s service area. This program helps accelerate the adoption of energy-efficient technologies while supporting California’s decarbonization goals. Please visit www.on.sce.com/hpwh to register

Contractor Demand Building Program
2025-11-03 - 2025-11-05 | SCE Energy Education Center, 6090 N. Irwindale Ave, Irwindale

Practical Guide to All-Electric Residential Buildings
2025-11-04 08:30 - 12:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online
Course Description:
Building All-Electric homes is becoming increasingly stronger than ever. These homes are not only cheaper to construct and operate, but they also offer healthier and more comfortable living environments. Additionally, they produce roughly half the greenhouse gas emissions compared to mixed fuel homes. The 2025 California energy code is set to accelerate the adoption of All-Electric buildings, making compliance with energy regulations easier. This class, led by two experienced instructors who have personally built All-Electric homes, provides an insider’s perspective on designing and constructing electric homes. The instructors will share examples from their professional work, address common objections and obstacles, and offer valuable lessons learned from the field. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the technologies that make All-Electric homes possible, including Heat Pumps, Heat Pump Water Heaters, Induction Cooking, Heat Pump Clothes Dryers. Join us to explore why All-Electric homes are the future of sustainable living and how they facilitate easier energy code compliance.
Learning Outcomes:

Analyze and compare the advantages of all-electric homes over typical mixed fuel homes, focusing on aspects such as cost-effectiveness, health benefits, reduced emissions, and overall quality of life
Identify and describe the key products and systems used in all-electric homes, including heat pumps for space conditioning, heat pump water heaters, induction cooktops, and electric clothes dryers
Demonstrate how to model all-electric systems for Title 24 compliance
Evaluate the cost-effectiveness of all-electric designs compared to traditional designs
Illustrate and compare the application of all-electric systems in single-family homes, multifamily buildings, remodels, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs)
Explain the quality of life benefits associated with all-electric designs, including improved indoor air quality, enhanced safety, reduced noise levels, and increased convenience

Title 24: What’s New in the Residential 2025 Energy Code
2025-12-01 08:30 - 11:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | California
The 2025 Title 24 Building Energy Code is more stringent than prior versions as the CEC aligns Title 24 with statewide clean energy goals. The new standards are intended to pivot the code to emphasize the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in California. Martyn Dodd will summarize the new and revised requirements in the 2025 Code for single family and multi-family buildings and direct participants to informational and training resources that provide more in-depth Title 24 information. Architects, engineers, lighting designers, energy consultants, contractors, and building department staff should find this training of interest and directly applicable to their work.

Electrification & Home Performance Performance Series 4: All About Quality Insulation Installation (QII)
2025-12-03 10:00 - 12:00 UTC | California
Building electrification replaces fossil fuel systems with electric alternatives. As California shifts to all-electric homes, understanding home performance is essential. Key factors like energy efficiency, air-sealing, and insulation reduce energy use, improve air quality, and increase comfort. High performance homes use less energy, making electrification smoother and more sustainable.
This class is the fourth in a series on Electrification & Home Performance and covers the requirements and concepts behind QII testing.
Enhance your knowledge with a single class or complete the series for a thorough understanding of the relationship between home performance and electrification.

Debunking Electrification Myths – Addressing Misconceptions about BE
2025-12-08 09:00 - 11:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | California
Do many of your clients often have the same questions about electrification, and you’re not sure how to respond? This session will address common misconceptions surrounding building and transportation electrification. We will explore life cycle costs associated with transitioning to electrified buildings, discuss the evolving electric grid, highlight efficient technologies such as heat pumps and electric vehicles, and evaluate environmental impacts relative to fossil-based technologies. Through interactive discussions and evidence-based insights, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the benefits associated with building electrification, enabling them to make better informed choices that promote a sustainable and efficient future.
