How can we address embodied carbon in buildings and construction supply chains? We’ll delve into the benefits and strategies for working with materials such as low-carbon concrete, mass timber, and low-carbon steel, as well as designing for deconstruction and reuse.

Join us for an energizing panel where a dynamic trio from the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation, Association for Energy Affordability, and Fault Line Plumbing will share their experience installing heat pump water heaters in century old multifamily buildings.

Join Mark Hall (Revalue.io CEO, NAMC Northern CA Board Member) and Mario Wagner (NAMC VP for Northern CA) in a discussion about the role of NAMC and the CBTU in shaping the construction industry since their founding in the Civil Rights movement, and about specific pathways for local minority contractors to lead the electrification transition today. Federal Inflation Reduction Act funds will be available in CA in the first half of 2024. NAMC and CBTU are working to ensure that those funds translate into strong business opportunities and wage increases for BIPOC tradespeople in the Bay Area.

As we delve deeper into our Building Electrification Clubhouse series, our fourth event tackles the intricate world of HVAC system electrification in all-electric buildings. This session marks the beginning of our focused exploration into the nuanced challenges and innovative solutions in HVAC electrification. We will confront the critical questions of choosing the right system, integrating efficient filtration, timing building envelope upgrades, and effectively communicating with clients. This event is set to be a pivotal platform for professionals seeking to navigate the 'it depends' landscape of creating healthy, comfortable, and energy-efficient buildings for all. Join us for an enlightening journey through the essentials of HVAC electrification, a cornerstone of sustainable building practices.

Join us for our third Building Electrification Clubhouse event, under the electrifying theme "Watt's Next: Powering Up The Future of Existing Multifamily Electrification." This engaging session is centered on the critical mission of retrofitting existing multifamily buildings with advanced electrification technologies. We'll delve into the complexities and breakthroughs in this field, providing insights into innovative solutions, regulatory considerations, and sustainable practices for building electrification. This event is an essential platform for property managers, urban planners, energy experts, and environmental advocates to gather, share knowledge, and drive the movement towards an eco-friendly, electrified future in multifamily building infrastructure.

Dive deep into the subject of panel optimization and learn how to electrify buildings efficiently, minimizing the need for panel upgrades. Tom Kabat will share findings from his groundbreaking study, commissioned by Peninsula Clean Energy, on fully electrifying single-family homes—including EV chargers—on 100-A panels.

This conversation sets the stage for our series, as we explore the intersection of technology, policy, and sustainability in our collective mission to build a more equitable and sustainable future.