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Host: Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Learn how to confidently address common customer concerns about heat pumps.
Host: Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Learn about heat pumps like a pro, including how different thermostats impact energy use and comfort.
Host: Southern California Edison
Explore various types of heat pumps and how they work in different climate zones and times of the day.
Host: Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Join us for updates, collaboration, and strategic alignment with PG&E small & medium business reps, trade professionals, and program partners. This session is designed to strengthen connections across the Non-Residential ecosystem while providing valuable insights into current program offerings and funding pathways available to customers.
Host: Lennox
Join Our Complimentary Heat Pump Event & Power Up Your Sales! Explore Lennox Heat Pumps, incentives, rebates, and exclusive offers.
Host: OC Goes Solar
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.
Host: Cool Petaluma
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.
Host: Acterra
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.
Host: Southern California Edison
Get 4 AIA LU/HSW! 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 Target Audience: Architects Residential Builders, General Contractors, and Trade Subcontractors Energy Consultants Product Manufacturers Prerequisite(s): N/A Learning Level: Intermediate Class: Content is appropriate for individuals who possess a fundamental understanding of the topic and have familiarity with basic terminology and methodology of the subject matter. Attendees should have the capacity to participate in instructor-led exercises requiring synthesis and application of concepts. Learning Units: 4 AIA LU/HSW
Host: Pacific Gas & Electric Company
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