Course description: Electrification is now the leading option for new buildings and major retrofit projects in California. 70+ municipalities have policies to phase out gas appliances and the state aims to have six million heat pumps installed by 2030. This will require a major paradigm shift in the way builders, architects, and related professionals approach the market. It also presents a giant opportunity to frame yourself or your business as an electrification expert. In this session, Electrify My Home will

Part 1 of 2 Crawlspaces come in all shapes and sizes including shallow or hillside, and crawlspaces adjacent to conditioned spaces. The geometry of a crawlspace is an important factor when deciding where to establish a continuous air barrier. Ultimately the insulation will follow and remain aligned with that air barrier. In this course, Dan Perunko of Balance Point Home Performance will present air sealing and insulating strategies for various crawlspace types, along with the myriad benefits effective crawlspace solutions

Course description: Electrification is taking form in California. Gas water heaters are being phased out in the Bay Area by 2027 and over 70 municipalities have policies phasing out gas appliances. The massive transition from gas to electric will spark giant demand for all trades, including plumbers. In this session, Electrify My Home will introduce unique business opportunities for plumbers with a focus on heat pump water heaters, strategies for collaborating with other trades (e.g., electricians), and the importance of

Electrification is taking form in California. Gas water heaters are being phased out in the Bay Area by 2027 and over 70 municipalities have policies phasing out gas appliances. The massive transition from gas to electric will spark giant demand for all trades, including plumbers. In this session, Electrify My Home will introduce unique business opportunities for plumbers with a focus on heat pump water heaters, strategies for collaborating with other trades (e.g., electricians), and the importance of comprehensive electrification

Part 1 of 9 This course will provide an overview of how the 2025 California Title 24, Part 6 code addresses Passive House concepts. We will look at basic Passive House principles, methodology, and performance targets, focusing on electrification goals and how they relate to the updated California codes. The class will illustrate the goals, strategies, and results with regional case studies. Agenda: Introduction and safety message Passive House introduction Title 24, Part 6 Code updates Case studies The objective

Industrial heat pumps are a mature and well-researched process heating technology with over 30 years of proven application. They can efficiently deliver hot water and steam to industrial processes in a variety of configurations. Despite their technical maturity, widespread adoption has been limited by economic factors, low awareness, workforce constraints, and the persistence of fossil fuel infrastructure. This introductory class for industrial plant operators and engineers will cover: How industrial heat pumps work The current market landscape and availability Key

Part 2 of 2  Many existing crawlspaces require remediation prior to other energy upgrade work, including attic or electrification upgrades. This course examines retrofits of vented and unvented crawlspaces, tradeoffs between each crawlspace assembly, and the crawlspace assembly's impact on the home's overall performance and comfort. From home durability to occupant safety and comfort, Dan Perunko of Balance Point Home Performance will address moisture and vapor sources, rodent control, as well as strategies to reduce wildfire ember intrusion. Agenda: Introduction

The building industry needs to electrify buildings at a fast pace if cities and counties are to meet their carbon emissions goals. One of the obstacles commonly cited for keeping status quo gas systems in place is limited space in the electric panel serving the building. In this intermediate webinar Nick Brown and Robert Fortunato will cover how electric panels are sized according to the electrical code and demonstrate tools to double check those calculations. Options for making existing electric

All‑electric homes are quickly becoming a defining feature of modern, high‑performance residential construction. They’re often less expensive to build, simpler to design, and far more economical to operate. When paired with solar, the financial benefits become even more compelling, offering homeowners long‑term savings and giving building professionals a powerful value proposition. For those shaping the future of housing, all‑electric design isn’t just an upgrade. It’s a strategic advantage. In this webinar, industry leaders Robert Fortunato and Nick Brown share their

Part 2 of 9 The Introduction to Passive House Trades course will broadly cover the following topics: Passive House basics, review 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. It can also help prepare those interested in the Certified Passive

ASHRAE Guideline 36, High Performance Sequences of Operation for HVAC Systems, was created to develop and maintain best in class standardized HVAC control sequences. This guideline allows engineers to reduce engineering time by adapting standard sequences already proven to perform. It also minimizes programming and commissioning time for contractors through the use of preprogrammed and pre tested control logic that is being developed by building automation system manufacturers. ASHRAE Guideline 36 reduces energy consumption, improves implementation quality and reliability, and

This course focuses on the design and operational considerations required to successfully implement and sustain industrial decarbonization strategies. Our instructor will address how to evaluate existing systems, identify future ready upgrade pathways, and apply an efficiency first approach to system design.

This engaging intermediate webinar provides homeowners, contractors, and home performance technicians with the insight and confidence to understand, monitor, and optimize household energy consumption. Designed for anyone eager to cut costs, boost efficiency, and make smarter energy decisions, the webinar blends practical instruction with real world techniques that may translate into savings and sustainability. Explore how to uncover hidden energy waste and reduce monthly utility bills by identifying inefficient appliances, phantom loads, and behavioral patterns that quietly drive-up costs. Through

This course examines how advanced control strategies and Industry 4.0 technologies enable industrial decarbonization. Participants will explore how energy efficiency, electrification, load flexibility, and demand response can be integrated through modern control systems to reduce emissions while maintaining operational performance. The course highlights practical approaches for implementing control driven solutions in industrial facilities, along with key challenges related to electrical infrastructure and system integration.