Experts from Pecan Street, Southern California Edison and the New Buildings Institute discussed how homeowners can prepare for increased residential electrification. From heat pumps to induction cooktops to EV chargers, a wave of electric products has the potential to significantly reduce climate emissions, especially as our grid continues to decarbonize. The Inflation Reduction Act includes […]
Bonus EV Webinar: Nov. 15 – A Deeper Dive into EV Charging Data
Back by popular demand! Our September 29 webinar spurred so many questions and comments that we held a follow-up webinar on Tuesday, November 15. Scott Hinson and Cavan Merski went a few levels deeper. They combined electric vehicle charging trends from our participant network with electric grid conditions to project opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. […]
Webinar – Prepping for the EV Revolution – Part One
The EV transition is upon us. California may ban the sale of gasoline cars by 2035. The Inflation Reduction Act includes billions in incentives to shift car buyers toward EVs. This boom will lead to millions of home chargers, high-demand charging sessions, and an entirely new set of behaviors, costs and grid impacts. Webinar Details […]
An Urgent Case for Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy
Thank you to everyone who joined us for this conversation about how we begin to focus clean energy advocacy toward solving the most urgent issues of our time. If 2020 has taught us one thing, it’s that the time for incrementalism has passed. We need swift action to right the ship and accelerate progress on […]
How Soils Can Help Solve the Climate Crisis
Thank you to everyone who joined this conversation with experts from the soil sciences and regenerative agriculture about the potential of soil carbon sequestration. The discussion included how soil carbon sequestration through regenerative farming practices can increase food production, raise farmer profitability, and drawdown atmospheric carbon. The panel also discussed the barriers to widespread adoption […]