Efficiency First California

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 | 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.

2025 Title 24, Part 6 Essentials — Residential Standards: What’s New
2025-07-30 08:30 - 11:00 | Online
This online live event summarizes the new and revised requirements in the 2025 California Building Energy Efficiency Standards (Title 24, Part 6 or Energy Code) for single-family and multifamily buildings, and directs participants to informational resources and training that provide more in-depth information on the Energy Code. Join us to begin learning what the 2025 code means to you and your customers.

Combination Heat Pump Washer Dryers in Multifamily Buildings
2025-07-30 10:00 - 11:00 | Online
Standard clothes washers and dryers account for anywhere from 8-10% of the energy used in our homes and a significant amount of our water used. Heat pump dryers are the most efficient dryers on the market, using roughly 75% less energy than a typical electric resistance or gas dryer. Manufacturers have recently released combo washer + heat pump dryers that wash and dry a complete load of laundry in the same machine.
Join us on Wednesday, July 30, for an overview of this innovative technology and how it is impacting multifamily building design. These all-in-one units are a game changer for multifamily buildings because of their space and energy efficiency. They’re ventless and plug into a standard outlet, removing the complexity around electrical wiring and dryer venting . All-in-one washer and heat pump dryers are plug-and-play providing the opportunity for speedier multifamily construction.
Panelists:
Chris Naber, Senior Director of Product Management at GE Appliances, a Haier Company
Chris is Senior Director of Product Management for the GE Profile UltraFast Combo with Ventless Heat Pump Technology. He has worked in product development, research and development, and cost of quality with many years of engineering and technical team lead experience at GE Appliances and FirstBuild.
Steve Kemp | P.Eng., M.A.Sc., LEED® Fellow, Principal, Senior Energy & Climate Specialist, RDH Building Science
Steve Kemp, is a Principal, Senior Energy and Sustainability Specialist at RDH Building Science Inc. He specializes in the design of low energy buildings, including Passive House, Net Zero Energy, and Zero Carbon Building projects. He volunteers on steering committees and task groups shaping the future of building energy codes and standards in Toronto and across Canada. In 2014, Steve was presented with the CAGBC Green Building Champion Leadership Award, in 2017 he was awarded with his LEED® Fellow designation, and in 2025 he received the CAGBC Volunteer Leadership Award.
Anders Meyer, Vice President, Ethos Development
Anders began his career building custom homes with a focus on energy-efficient design, gaining hands-on experience with Passive House techniques and construction detailing. He later explored the relationship between multifamily housing, nature, and materials through design and fabrication. In real estate development, he has focused on food and beverage retail and mixed-use projects, including managing pre-development for a mass-timber Bio/Life Science center and an apartment complex on an environmentally sensitive site. At Ethos, Anders brings a passion for vibrant urban communities, combining construction knowledge and creative problem-solving to deliver projects that support human and environmental well-being.

More Than One Brand In The Hand: Application Specific HPWH Design
2025-07-31 08:00 - 09:30 | Online
Event Description
More details coming soon!

More Than One Brand In The Hand: Application Specific HPWH Design
2025-07-31 08:00 - 09:30 | Online
Event Description
As California accelerates its push toward electrification, heat pump water heaters (HPWHs) are playing a critical role in driving efficient and clean water heating solutions. However, not all HPWHs are created equal—and not every brand is suited for every home.
This webinar equips participants with the knowledge to make smart, scenario-specific choices when selecting HPWHs. We’ll begin with a brief overview of why HPWH deployment is a state priority, then explore the key factors that differentiate products—such as noise levels, ducting requirements, physical location constraints, electrical panel capacity, and more.
The session concludes with an exercise exploring real-world installation scenarios—including garages, basements, indoor closets, outdoor closets, outdoor tankless replacements, and attics. Attendees will learn to identify which HPWH models are best suited to each condition, reinforcing the need for a multi-brand approach to successful system design.
Learning Objectives

Understand California’s policy drivers for HPWH adoption.
Identify key features that distinguish HPWH products across manufacturers.
Apply scenario-based reasoning to select optimal HPWHs for various home installation conditions.

Residential HVAC Sizing and Duct Design
2025-08-05 12:30 - 14:00 | Online
This course will review residential HVAC design basics and equipment selection, as well as explain how to process, check, and verify residential load calculations and duct designs that are required by the Mechanical Code and the Energy Code (e.g., ACCA Manual J and Manual D).

Providing Great Customer Service... In the Trenches
2025-08-05 15:00 - 16:00 | Online
House Characterization (HC) was developed to reduce efforts and maximize efficiency in Customers are the heart of our business—without them, we simply wouldn’t be here. That’s why mastering exceptional customer service isn’t optional—it’s essential. Too often, it’s the small oversights that leave a big, negative impression. In this impactful session, we’ll focus on the little things that actually matter most. Learn how to elevate every interaction, strengthen relationships, and create the kind of customer experiences that keep people coming back.
Learning Objectives:
1. Define the key principles of great customer service
2. Explore your “Why”
3. Dig into the importance of proper listening and body language
About the Instructor
Bill Kinnard is the President of Grandy and Associates. He has over 30 years of experience in Business Training, HVAC Sales, Service Management, Sales Management and Customer Service. He has worked with companies both large and small and has a unique ability to connect with people. He is an individual with a real passion for teaching contractors to better understand their businesses and help their employees become superior performers.

Electrification & Home Performance Series: 6 - Testing Residential Building Pressure (Webinar)
2025-08-06 10:00 - 12:00 | 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

IHACI - System Performance Module Part 3 (In-Person)
2025-08-06 18:00 - 21:00 | Energy Resource Center, 9240 Firestone Blvd., Downey, CA, 90241-5388, United States
This four-part webinar starts with the fundamentals and theory behind residential and light commercial HVAC system performance with an overview as applied to the California market. This module introduces and details the “whole-house” concept, outlines the instruments and field techniques required to measure HVAC system performance, and problem-solves any issues discovered. Participants will learn the broad skill sets required to understand and evaluate the whole HVAC system and provide the client with an HVAC system that will be safe and reliable and operate at the highest capacity and energy-efficiency possible.

IHACI - System Performance Module Part 4 (In-Person)
2025-08-07 18:00 - 21:00 | Energy Resource Center, 9240 Firestone Blvd., Downey, CA, 90241-5388, United States

Retrofitting Homes for Electrification and Decarbonization
2025-08-12 09:00 - 13:00 | Online
From alignment with California’s decarbonization goals and local ordinances prohibiting new gas installs, Dan Perunko of Balance Point Home Performance will outline the necessary steps to electrify an existing single-family home and how to manage whole house strategies for successful electrification retrofits. Case studies demonstrating successful electrification projects will highlight the opportunities to overcome challenges presented by existing infrastructure and planning for backup power during Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) events.

EV Tax Credits Are Ending: What You Need to Know and What Comes Next
2025-08-12 11:00 - 12:30 | Online
With the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, many of the most impactful federal tax credits for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, like 30D, 30C, and 45W, are now set to phase out on an accelerated timeline. What does this mean for fleets, cities, and others working to accelerate transportation electrification? Join us for a timely webinar to: – Understand what’s changing: We’ll break down the latest guidance on the EV and charging tax credits being phased out, including deadlines and how to take advantage of these incentives while they last. – Explore what’s next: Learn about emerging issues, the upcoming federal surface transportation reauthorization, and state and local opportunities. – Stay engaged and energized: This moment may be challenging, but there’s still powerful momentum to build on. We’ll share examples of leadership at the state and local level and how implementers can shape the next wave of progress. This conversation is essential for public officials, fleet managers, and industry partners navigating a rapidly evolving policy landscape and looking to chart the next chapter of the EV transition.

CALGreen Code – 2025 Update
2025-08-13 09:30 - 11:00 | Online
Event Description
This course focuses on Title 24, Part 11, the California Green Building Standards, incorporating the 2025 code changes that take effect January 1, 2026. We’ll review background of the code, the logistics of implementation and the specific requirements for residential and non-residential construction.
Learning Objectives

Understand CAL Green compliance process for residential and nonresidential projects, highlighting changes in the 2025 code.
Become familiar with CAL Green mandatory measures and green building benefits of each
Understand Tier 1 and Tier 2 options.
Learn tools and best practices for submitting and reviewing compliance documentation

Intro to Passive House Trades
2025-08-14 09:00 - 11:30 | Online
Event Description
PHN’s Introduction to Passive House Trades course will broadly cover the following topics: Passive House basics, review of typical construction types, windows and installation, air barriers and insulation, and new, innovative PH products. It is crucial when working on Passive House buildings to properly install components, understand how to correctly implement design details and assess and plan for the current and future performance of the building. This live online course is accompanied by mini video tutorials for various PH product installations, plus incorporates actual building of Passive House details relevant to the US construction industry.
Learning Objectives

Describe the five key principles of Passive House projects
Summarize typical materials and methods used for insulation and air barriers on Passive House projects
Explain challenging details seen on wood and steel framed construction projects and propose solutions on how these can be overcome
Describe the common approaches for air barrier application and insulation installation on residential and commercial projects
Explain systems that can be used to provide space conditioning and ventilation on Passive House projects
Describe how lighting selections and lighting controls impact electrical energy usage on a project
Summarize the difference between quality control vs. quality assurance, along with attributes of each concept
Describe the documentation requirements needed for passive house certification and identify how it overlaps with the overall quality assurance process

Electric Heat Pumps for Space Heating and Cooling
2025-08-14 09:00 - 13:00 | Online
course description

As our electricity supply becomes cleaner due to increased use of renewable’s for generation along with a growing number of local ordinances prohibiting installs of gas in new homes. Electricity becomes an attractive fuel source to designers and builders interested in reducing residential greenhouse gas emissions and creating zero net energy buildings.
Dan Perunko of Balance Point Home Performance will present on efficiency gains and emissions reductions from electric heat pumps in new and existing buildings and will cover the advantages and limitations of these systems, the available technology and refrigerant types. Discussion will touch on interactions with indoor air quality issues and building enclosure considerations.

Mechanical Rooms: Strategies for Electrification Retrofits in Homes
2025-08-19 09:00 - 12:00 | Online
Course description

For as long as we’ve built homes, we’ve been using some kind combustion appliance system to heat them. As a result, our buildings are designed and constructed to safely manage the operation of gas appliances. In this webinar, Dan Perunko of Balance Point Home Performance will look at mechanical rooms as we transition from gas appliances to electric appliances. There is an opportunity for contractors and designers to offer their clients additional efficiencies beyond those offered by the change to electric appliances. We will identify easily overlooked building enclosure and mechanical changes that can be incorporated into an electrification retrofit project. This three-hour webinar is based on completed projects and will have images of floor plans that illustrate the complexities of combustion appliance mechanical spaces and the opportunities available when they are electrified.

IRA Part 3: Pairing IRA funds with Real Estate Loans and Go Green Programs
2025-08-19 11:00 - 13:00 | Online
Event Description
Inflation Reduction Act Part 3: Pairing IRA funds with Real Estate Loans and Go Green Programs
IRA funding is coming, bringing huge potential for energy-efficiency upgrades at an affordable cost. By understanding the programs coming, you can help clients maximize their savings – on both their installation costs and utility bills.
Learning Objectives

Conventional loan-stacking strategies for clients with IRA funds
HUD and FHA program opportunities for income-qualified clients to combine energy-efficiency improvements with IRA funds to lower home ownership costs
Statewide grants and loan opportunities to help clients finance energy-efficiency improvements in their home purchases

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

Heat Pump Water Heater: Installation, Decision Guidance, and Load Shifting
2025-08-20 08:30 - 11:30 | Online
Presented by Nick Brown and Gary Klein, this webinar will look at the best practices for installing a heat pump water in residential homes. This course will help plumbers, builders, architects, homeowners, and home energy consultants understand what is different about heat pump water heaters from the water heaters they are more familiar with, ensuring correct installations. We’ll provide a quick recap of heat pump water heater basics and then explore the retrofit process, beginning from site preparation and installation considerations at the home, to operation and grid flexibility that heat pump water heaters can provide. buildingscienceeducation, bsesc
The U.S. Department of Energy has recognized this course as part of PG&E Energy Center’s Heat Pump Water Heater program as Energy Skilled in Installation. Energy Skilled heat pump water heater programs include important content to prepare students to install and specify high quality, next generation heat pump water heater systems. Enroll here to complete the three-part series to receive your Energy Skilled recognition.
Agenda:

Introduction and safety message
Heat pump water heater basics
Key installation challenges for heat pump water heaters
Installation requirements for electrical, plumbing connections, and condensate drainage
New technological developments for heat pump water heaters
Cold climate HPWHs (Split-Type)
Heat water heater operational modes
Grid interaction
Class survey, closing and wrap up

The objective of this course is that at the conclusion, participants will be able to:

List key considerations when preparing to replace a gas water heater with a heat pump water heater
Name examples of different heat pump system types, including 120v equipment
Identify the proper installation location for a heat pump water heater system
Summarize the different operating modes of HPWHs
Describe what is a CTA-2045 communication device and how it is used for grid flexibility
Discuss how the operation of a heat pump water heater can be managed using a CTA-2045 device and how heat pump water heaters are used within utility demand response programs

Electrification & Home Performance Series: 7 - Integrating Heat Pump Water Heaters (Webinar)
2025-08-20 10:00 - 12:00 | 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.

Electric Heat Pumps for Water Heating
2025-08-21 09:00 - 12:00 | Online
Course description

By enrolling in this course, you agree to receive text message course reminders. Upon receiving your first message you will have the option to opt out by replying “STOP”.
As our electricity supply becomes cleaner, due to an increased use of renewables for generation and a growing number of local ordinances prohibiting gas installs in new homes, electricity becomes an attractive fuel source to designers and builders interested in reducing residential greenhouse gas emissions and creating zero carbon homes.
Dan Perunko of Balance Point Home Performance will present on efficiency gains, and overcoming common installation pitfalls from electric heat pump water heaters in new and existing buildings. Class discussion will cover the advantages and limitations of these systems, the available technology and refrigerant types, as well as features like load flexing.
The U.S. Department of Energy has recognized this course as part of PG&E Energy Center’s Heat Pump Water Heater program as Energy Skilled in Installation. Energy Skilled heat pump water heater programs include important content to prepare students to install and specify high quality, next generation heat pump water heater systems. Enroll here to complete the three-part series to receive your Energy Skilled recognition.
Agenda:

Introduction and safety message
Heat pumps water heaters (HPHW) overview
HPWH lab performance data
HPWH and solar thermal systems
HPWH and space heating systems
HPWH with CO₂ as a refrigerant
HPWH demand response strategy and efficiency
Importance of efficient plumbing distribution system

The objective of this course is that at the conclusion, participants will be able to:

Summarize the performance parameters of electric heat pump water heaters
Discuss the relationship between heat pump water heaters, solar thermal systems and space heating systems
Name at least two factors that have interactive efficiency gains of a plumbing distribution system
List the impact of refrigerants and ways to guard against refrigerant leaks
Explain the importance of a demand response strategy and its relationship to efficiency

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

Practical and Efficient Hot Water Delivery: Meeting Hot Water Demand with Heat Pump Water Heaters
2025-08-26 09:00 - 12:00 | Online
On the average Californians consume less water than the residents of other states. Even so there is a need for us to conserve even more water. The construction community has an opportunity to further reduce residential water use in ways that do not feel like conservation to customers. In this class, Dan Perunko of Balance Point Home Performance looks at changing the way hot water is stored and delivered to the tap in residential buildings. The theory behind our approach is called “Structured Plumbing”. This will be a practical class focusing on how to install or modify hot water plumbing following the principles of “Structured Plumbing”. The presentation is based on completed projects including retrofits and new construction.

Electrify Efficiently: Field Lessons for Heat Pump Installers (5 Part Series)
2025-08-26 15:00 - 16:30 | Online
Part 1 of 5 – August 26, 2025 (3pm – 4:30pm)
By enrolling in this series, you agree to receive text message course reminders. Upon receiving your first message you will have the option to opt out by replying “STOP”.
This comprehensive series of courses is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the field of heat pump design, sales, and business best practices. Each course focuses on a specific aspect of heat pump technology, providing practical insights and best practices to ensure efficient and effective operation. These courses provide a comprehensive understanding of how to sell more high-performing heat pump systems with limited call-backs, preparing participants to succeed with industry demands.

Speaker Bio:
Larry Waters
Larry Waters is the founder of Electrify My Home, a first-of-its-kind electrification company specializing in residential electrification projects and workforce training. Larry has 40 years HVAC trade experience in service, installation, sales, and management with a specialization in home performance. Beginning in 2014, Larry’s focus shifted to replacing gas furnace with high-efficiency heat pumps and in that time has designed and installed over 400 systems. Larry is NATE and BPI-certified and serves on multiple boards and committees focused on propelling the movement to Electrify Efficiently.
Continuing Education Credits Per Individual Courses Only:
AIA: 1.25, BPI: 1.5, BIG: 1.5, CABEC: 1.5
Sector:
Residential
Audience Level:
Intermediate
Electrification:
Yes

Retaining Profit – Minimizing Call Backs on Heat Pump Projects
2025-08-28 08:00 - 09:30 | Online
Event Description
Heat pumps are inherently different than gas furnaces or gas water heaters. Contractors and other industry professionals must take time to educate customers, clients, and others on these differences to ensure optimal customer satisfaction. This webinar will outline best practices for system operation of ducted and ductless mini-splits, unitary heat pumps, and heat pump water heaters.
Learning Objectives

Explain one reason why heat pumps operate differently than gas furnaces
Name at least two points in the customer journey where education on heat pump operation are essential
Describe proper multi-split system operation in a way a typical customer can understand

Making Sound Visible: Using Acoustic Imaging to Pin-Point Air Leaks in Existing Homes
2025-08-28 09:00 - 10:00 | Online
Just like thermal cameras show heat differences, acoustic cameras visualize sound intensity. In this live webinar, you’ll discover how this technology is transforming energy efficiency inspections and building diagnostics – plus get a quick tour of its surprising uses in other fields like bioacoustics, law enforcement, product testing, and stadium experience. W
hat you’ll learn:
• Acoustic vs. Thermal: See how each tool works, what it detects, and when to use which
• How to use sound for air leakage detection for energy efficiency maximization
• On-site setup and data collection: how to use the technology in real-world conditions
• Real use cases in residential buildings
Join our panel and The LEARN Program on August 28th for an insightful webinar!

Optimizing Ducted Heat Pumps for Residential Electrification: Efficiency Comfort and Low Loss Duct Systems
2025-08-28 09:00 - 12:00 | Online
Improved design, installation and commissioning practices lead to a dramatic improvement in building energy consumption, indoor air quality, and comfort. There are six performance factors that can be applied to HVAC design, installation and/or commissioning. In the Optimizing Residential Forced-Air series, we will review how each factor can be specified at design, implemented during installation, and tested/adjusted during commissioning. We will also look at how we can redesign our approach to high performance HVAC systems to support CA climate goals, help manage the peak electrical load on the grid as well as the owners operating cost under the time-of-use billing structure.
The Optimizing Residential Forced-Air series is informed through commissioned systems, where real examples from completed projects are used to support class content. We have designed, built, and commissioned both retrofit and new construction projects that exemplify the concepts covered in class. Course content will include design examples, photos installations, and test results from commissioning.
The HVAC equipment, materials and knowledge required to dramatically improve the performance of HVAC systems is readily available. This class will assist the designer, installer, and rater in their efforts to improve the HVAC systems we build.

Electrification Contractors Power Breakfast
2025-08-29 08:00 - 10:00 | MCE’s Concord Office, 2300 Clayton Rd, Concord, California
Join MCE for our Electrification Contractors Power Breakfast on Friday, August 29 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. in Concord.
We’ll explore ways to make electrification projects more affordable for your customers and discuss how to help your business grow and stand out in a competitive market.

Enjoy a complimentary breakfast.
Meet your next business partner specializing in plumbing, electrical, or general contracting, and expand your business.
Get details on MCE’s rebates and incentives that can lower your upfront cost to install heat pump water heaters, even in an emergency.
Help MCE design programs that work for you!

Who should attend?
MCE’s Electrification Contractors Power Breakfast is for contractors who serve residential customers within MCE’s service area.

Who is MCE?
MCE provides electricity service for nearly 600,000 homes and businesses across Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, and Solano Counties.

Electrify Efficiently: Staging Home Electrification Projects (Part 2 of 2)
2025-09-02 12:00 - 13:30 | Online
Course description

Part 2 of 2 – September 2, 2025 (12pm – 1:30pm)
By enrolling in this course, you agree to receive text message course reminders. Upon receiving your first message you will have the option to opt out by replying “STOP”.
Long-term planning is essential when it comes to most whole-home electrification journeys. By taking into consideration a customer’s long-term needs alongside their immediate needs, you can help customers avoid costly mistakes. In this webinar, participants will hear insights and recommendations on optimal order of operations of electrification installs. These insights come from Electrify My Home’s deep experience on hundreds of real-world electrification projects. Come prepared with questions about your electrification projects.
Agenda:

Introduction and safety message
Electrify My Home: “good electrification” and “install small”
Planning ahead for electrification
Staging electrification projects
Q&A

The objective of this course is that at the conclusion, participants will be able to:

Explain two reasons why planning a panel upgrade is so important
Describe the rationale behind why single trade contractors should advise beyond their specific product or installation
Explain why an inverter heat pump may be beneficial if future building enclosure upgrades are planned
Summarize importance of Electrify My Home’s approach to “good electrification” and “install small”
