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Join us with United Latinos for a vibrant community celebration of Día de la Tierra in South Sacramento. This family-friendly event brings together residents, youth, and community partners for a day focused on environmental awareness, sustainability, and community connection. Attendees will enjoy live performances, hands-on workshops, interactive activities for all ages, and access to local resources that support healthier neighborhoods. The Sacramento Tree Foundation and United Latinos have received funding for a Clean Air Project from the Sac Metro Air District Supplemental Environmental Projects program, an innovative program that allows organizations to convert their air quality fines into funding for local air quality improvement projects. This project aligns with air quality goals in the South Sacramento-Florin Community Emissions Reduction Program (CERP).

This family friendly community event will discuss how to breathe easy inside and outside your home with clean electric appliances. Come play some climate friendly games and learn about how to have clean air and healthy homes.

Visit the City of Solana's Heat Pump Booth at the Solana Beach Farmers Market to learn about available rebates and incentives!

This family friendly community event will discuss how to breathe easy inside and outside your home with clean electric appliances. Come play some climate friendly games and learn about how to make your home clean and health at the Mitchell Park Community Center Library, 3700 Middlefield Rd in Palo Alto, California, on April 11, 12, 14, and 15. We'll even have snacks (while they last).

In this “office hours” event, connect and chat with SoCalREN’s technical experts from a public, residential, and commercial perspective. With 100+ heat pump installations under our belt, we have a lot of knowledge to share. Join our conversation and bring your burning questions! No question is too small or too complicated for our experts.

This family friendly community event will discuss how to breathe easy inside and outside your home with clean electric appliances. Come play some climate friendly games and learn about how to make your home clean and health at the Mitchell Park Community Center Library, 3700 Middlefield Rd in Palo Alto, California, on April 11, 12, 14, and 15. We'll even have snacks (while they last).

In celebration of Heat Pump Week, join us at Gradient's San Francisco headquarters for a behind-the-scenes look at locally made, innovative window heat pump products. This event is focused on showcasing this technology and the benefits it will bring to Californians. The California Market Transformation Administrator (CalMTA) will also preview plans for a new initiative that will help make qualified products accessible and affordable for consumers. Note: This event is invitation-only. Interested parties should contact Rachel Good at CalMTA (rgood [at] calmta.org) to inquire about available space.

Is your home operating at its peak potential? Join Elephant Energy and the Sierra Club for an expert-led webinar designed to help Los Angeles homeowners navigate the transition to a high-efficiency, and high-comfort lifestyle. As local policies shift toward cleaner energy, the "how-to" of home upgrades can feel overwhelming. This session brings together a powerhouse panel of experts from USGBC (U.S. Green Building Council), LADWP, Clear Result, and Elephant Energy to demystify the technical, financial, and health-related aspects of home electrification. We’ll talk about how modern heat pumps, solar, and induction technology can create a more resilient, high-performance home. What We’ll Cover: • The Health & Efficiency Connection: Why moving away from gas impacts your indoor air quality and home performance. • The Technology Puzzle: What does home electrification mean. • The Policy Landscape: How evolving CA building codes and local LA policies are paving the way for faster adoption. • Maximizing Incentives: A deep dive into available rebates from various utilities to offset upfront costs. Meet the Experts: • Moderator: Aura Vasquez, Sierra Club • Policy & Building Standards: USGBC representatives • Efficiency & Rebate Programs: Clear Result: Home Performance Plus • Heat Pump & Tech Implementation: Akanksha Mathur, Elephant Energy • Local Utility Outlook: LADWP representatives And we’ll wrap with a live Q&A, so you can get answers tailored to your home and situation.

LACI is hosting a community event bringing together the experts to discuss how the region can work toward equitable building decarbonization by deploying heat pump HVAC systems and water heaters. Attend to hear from regional, community, and utility leaders on the latest heat pump incentives and programs that make building electrification more affordable. Whether you’re just hearing about heat pumps for the first time or you’re a long-time enthusiast, this event is for you!

This family friendly community event will discuss how to breathe easy inside and outside your home with clean electric appliances. Come play some climate friendly games and learn about how to make your home clean and health at the Mitchell Park Community Center Library, 3700 Middlefield Rd in Palo Alto, California, on April 11, 12, 14, and 15. We'll even have snacks (while they last).

Whether you are looking into a heat pump project for your home, or have already installed a heat pump but have questions about operation or technical issues, our team and guest speaker will cover all you need to know, direct you to programs that can help fund your project and provide technical assistance, and answer your specific questions.

Join San José Clean Energy for a free Energy Savings At Home webinar! Learn about current electric rates, energy-efficient appliances, installation costs, available rebates, and practical ways to save energy at home. We’ll also share updates to the EcoHome Rebate, including incentives for heat pump water heaters and how eligible residents can apply. The webinar will be in English, but you may enable closed captions or use your preferred language for reference.

Celebrate Earth Day by joining our Watershed Restoration Team for a community cleanup along Wildcat Creek. Volunteers will help care for the creek and surrounding habitat. All tools and supplies will be provided, and participants of all experience levels are welcome. The cleanup will take place from 9–11 AM, and afterward, volunteers are invited to a celebration at the North Richmond Ballpark from 10 AM–2 PM, featuring activities and offerings from local organizations and community leaders. Please wear closed-toed shoes, a reusable water bottle, and clothes that can get a little dirty.

Come for a personal consultation on ways to save power, water, and money! Get help enrolling in LADWP financial assistance and payment agreement options on Saturday, April 18, 2026 at Crenshaw, North Hills, and Watts Customer Service Centers. *Bilingual Representatives Available. No RSVP needed. Enroll same-day in: Low-income discounts – EZ-SAVE Monthly billing – LEVEL PAY Senior citizen/disability utility bill discount - LIFELINE What to Bring to Enroll: Senior Citizen/Disability Lifeline Rate Proof of age: o Copy of driver’s license, ID card, or other acceptable proof of age Proof of income: o Form 540, SS benefit, SSI benefit, General Relief, CalWORKS/AFDC; Notarized letter Proof of disability: o A recent certification (last 2 years) signed by a licensed physician LADWP bill, Gas bill and Telephone bill ADA Information and Requests As a covered entity under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not discriminate on the basis of disability and, upon request, will provide reasonable accommodation to ensure equal access to its programs, services and activities. To ensure reasonable accommodation availability, call (213) 367-9244 TDD 1 (800) 432-7397 at least 72 hours prior to the event for information.

Come for a personal consultation on ways to save power, water, and money! Get help enrolling in LADWP financial assistance and payment agreement options on Saturday, April 18, 2026 at Crenshaw, North Hills, and Watts Customer Service Centers. *Bilingual Representatives Available. No RSVP needed. Enroll same-day in: Low-income discounts – EZ-SAVE Monthly billing – LEVEL PAY Senior citizen/disability utility bill discount - LIFELINE What to Bring to Enroll: Senior Citizen/Disability Lifeline Rate Proof of age: o Copy of driver’s license, ID card, or other acceptable proof of age Proof of income: o Form 540, SS benefit, SSI benefit, General Relief, CalWORKS/AFDC; Notarized letter Proof of disability: o A recent certification (last 2 years) signed by a licensed physician LADWP bill, Gas bill and Telephone bill ADA Information and Requests As a covered entity under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not discriminate on the basis of disability and, upon request, will provide reasonable accommodation to ensure equal access to its programs, services and activities. To ensure reasonable accommodation availability, call (213) 367-9244 TDD 1 (800) 432-7397 at least 72 hours prior to the event for information.

Come for a personal consultation on ways to save power, water, and money! Get help enrolling in LADWP financial assistance and payment agreement options on Saturday, April 18, 2026 at Crenshaw, North Hills, and Watts Customer Service Centers. *Bilingual Representatives Available. No RSVP needed. Enroll same-day in: Low-income discounts – EZ-SAVE Monthly billing – LEVEL PAY Senior citizen/disability utility bill discount - LIFELINE What to Bring to Enroll: Senior Citizen/Disability Lifeline Rate Proof of age: o Copy of driver’s license, ID card, or other acceptable proof of age Proof of income: o Form 540, SS benefit, SSI benefit, General Relief, CalWORKS/AFDC; Notarized letter Proof of disability: o A recent certification (last 2 years) signed by a licensed physician LADWP bill, Gas bill and Telephone bill ADA Information and Requests As a covered entity under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not discriminate on the basis of disability and, upon request, will provide reasonable accommodation to ensure equal access to its programs, services and activities. To ensure reasonable accommodation availability, call (213) 367-9244 TDD 1 (800) 432-7397 at least 72 hours prior to the event for information.

Walk with us for clean air, clean water, renewable energy, and the protection of our health and the countless species that share this Earth with us. Environmental partners will be on-site with activities and educational resources to inspire and empower action. Bring your family, friends, and neighbors—and let’s make Pinole a leader in sustainability!

Join us for Fairytale Town’s Earth Day Celebration, a day of eco-friendly festivities celebrating our planet. Participate in gardening activities, outdoor games, visit vendors, enjoy creative sustainable crafts, watch shows in the Children’s Theater, and attend cooking demonstrations on an induction oven. This family-friendly celebration encourages participants to connect with nature while fostering awareness and appreciation for the Earth’s beauty and the importance of environmental conservation.

The City of Beverly Hills will celebrate the 23rd Annual Earth Day event at the Farmer's Market on Sunday, April 19th. The theme is "Our Power, Our Planet." The Public Works department will have booths with information about the City's sustainability efforts, vendor and organizations booths, free compost giveaway, and free shredding services for the community take part of on that day

Connect with local nonprofits and exhibitors working toward a better future. Bring your kiddos for activities, crafts, lawn games, and to see a trash truck. Honor traditional Indigenous dances sending blessings to the natural world (of which we are part) Marvel at Town Green murals such as the "Wisdom Tree" installation at the Huerta Gym and the new "Celebrating Sonoma County's Biodiversity" installation at Market St and McClelland Dr Take advantage of a free bike valet!

Plants, food, music, healing activities, and real climate solutions. We are bringing Earth Day and Veg Fest back to the heart of our community. For years, we gathered on the Palisades Village Green to celebrate the land, the food, and each other. After everything our town has faced, returning to this space together feels powerful. This is more than a festival. It is a homecoming. Join Resilient Palisades for a joyful, family friendly Earth Day celebration featuring: • A large native plant sale led by one of our longtime plant leaders • A wide selection of vegan food vendors • Face painting and creative activities for kids • Healing and hands on nature activities for all ages • Zero waste and composting demonstrations • Music and community connection This is the one day each year when all of our Resilient Palisades teams come out together. Stop by and talk with us about: Bioremediation and soil safety Artificial turf and safer alternatives Electrification and all electric rebuilding Invasive plant removal Home hardening Grey water and rainwater harvesting Zero waste practices Whether you are rebuilding, restoring your garden, or simply looking to reconnect with neighbors, this event is for you. Come hungry. Come curious. Bring your kids. Bring your friends. Let’s fill the Palisades Village Green again.

​Join this event to learn more about one of the most pressing challenges in decarbonization, how to electrify everything without the headaches of major electric work or utility service upgrades. ​Electrification Without Upsizing, Climate Tech Showcase will feature an expo hall of innovative climate tech solutions that are available now to promote seamless electrification for homes, apartment/condo properties, and businesses. ​Companies that have solutions for all-electric water heaters, HVAC, cooking, EV charging, energy management solutions, and more will be featured. ​All products featured have unique and exciting approaches to simplifying electrification projects, including "plug and play," low-power, battery integration, and energy management solutions. ​This is a great opportunity for contractors, utility or clean energy program staff, investors, policymakers, homeowners or the general public, and more, to learn more about how right-sized technologies are available now to help make electrification easy and affordable. ​Confirmed exhibitors include (additional exhibitors to be added shortly): ​Copper ​Eco-Logical ​GoPowerEV ​Gradient ​Harvest Thermal ​Impulse Labs ​MoonFive ​Orange Charger ​RVE (DCC) ​SimpleSwitch ​StepWise ​Span ​Summit Appliance ​Presented by the Bay Area Air District, Peninsula Clean Energy, and other Bay Area Community Choice Agencies. By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of SF Climate Week.

We’ll cover why induction cooking is winning cooks over, how modern heat pumps deliver efficient comfort, and where to start with a quick home assessment. Our partners will walk through current incentives and rebates available to Central Coast residents (including new programs for induction cooktops/ranges and portable heat pumps), and we’ll demystify costs, contractors, and timelines. Join live for Q&A and a chance to win a portable induction cooktop (must attend to be eligible). Co‑hosted by EA and SBC/3C REN

Join us for drinks, food and demos from Impulse Labs, Pila Energy, Merino Heat Pumps and Raya Power. Impulse will be hosting at their SF HQ in the design district with local chefs and DJs.

You've heard heat pumps are the future. Maybe your neighbor got one. Maybe you're sick of your gas bill. Maybe you just want AC. ​But then you started researching and hit a wall. ​Which system is right for my house? How do I know if a quote is fair? How do I find a contractor I can trust? ​This session is for homeowners who've decided they want a heat pump, but don't know where to start. ​What we'll cover (in plain English): ​What to expect from your first contractor call to installation day ​How to read a quote without being a mechanical engineer ​Red flags to watch for (and green flags too) ​Permits: boring but important (and we'll tell you why) ​Your burning questions, answered live ​Who's leading this: ​Shreyas isn't your typical HVAC guy. He's a mechanical engineer, a former rocket engineer (yes, actual rockets), and a licensed California HVAC contractor. ​Why should you care? Because most homeowners only ever talk to salespeople. Shreyas is the rare contractor who can actually explain why one system makes sense over another, not just push what's on the truck. He writes obsessively about heat pumps and has seen every kind of install: the great, the questionable, and the "who approved this?" He'll tell you what he'd do if it were his house. ​Who's this for: ​Homeowners who are heat pump-curious but decision-paralyzed ​Anyone who's gotten a quote and thought to themselves..."How do I read this? Is this right?" ​People who want to electrify without getting burned by a contractor ​The details: ​45 minutes, with live Q&A ​Recording available afterward ​Grab your spot. Bring your quotes. Bring your questions. Get pumped. ​Celebrating CA Heat Pump Week and Earth Day in partnership with Switch Is On.

As part of the City’s sustainability efforts, the Sustainability Division will host a 90-minute Induction Cooking Workshop featuring award-winning local chef Katie Chin. She will demonstrate ethnically diverse dishes on an all-electric induction cooktop and share the benefits of switching from gas to electric cooking.

The culmination of Trashion Fashion events season is the free wrap up party called “Trash Bash” which takes place at the Sonoma Community Center. Attendees will have the rare opportunity to see all of the Trashion Runway Show outfits up-close, as well as meet with and talk to the designers. The Runway Show winners will be announced, and a final exciting bid call for the Trashion Barbies & Bags Auction will take place. To complete the efforts of waste management mindfulness, Trash Bash attendees will be able to visit with Sonoma County waste management organizations, and shop with local Sonoma County sustainability businesses and upcycling artists.

This FREE, family-friendly, zero-waste festival brings the community together through fun activities, live performing arts, great food, and inspiring exhibits that raise environmental awareness. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate our vibrant city and get involved by learning about solutions to address drought, climate change, and environmental concerns in our community.

Bringing the community together to celebrate progress, promote collaboration, facilitate action and inspire hope. Join us for a day of environmental education, family-friendly activities, and community celebration. This cherished annual event brings together local organizations, environmental experts, and community members to promote sustainability and environmental stewardship.

Homeowners. Renters. Property owners. Different paths. One destination. There is no single pathway to a fossil-fuel-free future. Homeowners, renters, and multifamily property owners all have different budgets, timelines, and building types. What unites them are the shared benefits of electrification: • Improved indoor air quality • Greater safety • Long-term savings • Climate protection At the 2026 Home Electrification Fair, you’ll learn about the approaches and technologies that best fit your unique situation. Professional contractors, local government agencies and nonprofit experts specializing in financial incentives will be on hand to answer your questions and help you take the next step. Win an Instant Pot or Induction Cooktop Burner! All attendees are invited to enter a raffle to win an induction cooktop burner or a 6-qt. Instant Pot. Both appliances offer an easy way to improve indoor air quality while cutting down on gas use in your kitchen. Presentations Electrify Your Home, 2:30 – 3:15 Learn about a “watt diet,” a strategy for electrifying your home with efficient appliances and circuit sharing controls on a 100-amp electrical panel, avoiding costly upgrades. Rebates for multifamily property upgrades. The shared interests of renters and property owners. 4:00 – 4:45 A representative of BayREN will outline the Bay Area Multifamily Building Enhancements program. BAMBE gives cash rebates for qualifying energy-saving upgrades. In part 2 of the presentation, a panel will discuss the common interests that property owners and renters share in upgrades that promote safety and energy-efficiency.

Learn about heat pumps like a pro, including how different thermostats impact energy use and comfort.

Join the free workshop for discounts on solar, batteries, air conditioning, & more. Join the 501(c)(3) Nonprofit OC Goes Solar & the City of Irvine for Electrify Irvine—a community-powered initiative making clean home upgrades easier and more affordable! Join us for our free kickoff workshop and discover smarter ways to power your home, from solar and batteries to high-efficiency heating, air conditioning, water heating, induction cooking, and EV charging. Through the program, Irvine residents gain access to: ✅ Exclusive group discounts on energy-efficient electric appliances ✅ Expanded options for solar, battery storage, and EV chargers ✅ Up-to-date rebates and incentives to maximize savings ✅ Healthier, more comfortable home solutions that lower bills ✅ Free, personalized quotes from community-vetted installers Bring your questions for a live Q&A, connect with trusted installers, and be part of Irvine’s clean energy future. This event is free and open to the public. Space is limited—reserve your spot today! 📅 Thursday, April 30 2026 🕡 6:00–7:30 p.m. 📍 Quail Hill Community Center | 39 Shady Canyon Dr., Irvine, CA 92603 OC Goes Solar & City of Irvine launch Electrify Irvine.

We are back again, taking over the entire Petaluma Community Center at Lucchesi Park for this free, family-friendly event that brings together residents, students, nonprofits, businesses, and City departments for an afternoon dedicated to building a more resilient and connected community. RSVP HERE to win door prizes! Sign Up to Volunteer Here! Cool ways to get to the event A BIG THANK YOU to our event sponsors! With special thanks to our Super Duper Cool Sponsors - Amy’s Roofing & Solar, Recology Sonoma Marin, and City of Petaluma. Future Fest includes: Presentations 5th Annual Local Resource Expo Student Showcase Nature exploration room Eco crafts for all ages EV Showcase & E-bike test rides Food trucks including: Tacos don Pepe - Organic-Locally Sourced Traditional and Vegan Mexican Cuisine. SABOR Food Truck by Sonoma Family Meal - Fresh and locally sourced ingredients in our globally inspired menu featuring Haitian, Thai, & Middle Eastern sandwiches, bowls, and snacks. Grand Central Café Coffee - Coffee grown sustainably and with regenerative farm practices from small producers. Fruteria Diosa: Cultivando Cultura - Latina owned juice bar centered on promoting wellness and community.

Informative webinar on Heat Pump Technology (including Water Heaters and HVAC Systems). We will have a home expert and Emerald Eco, a local green contractor, to answer all your questions about Heat Pump technology. From incentives and costs to installation and energy savings, learn how heat pump technology works and why it’s safer, faster, and more energy-efficient than gas or traditional electric. The webinar is sponsored by the City of Los Altos.