Your values should guide your electrification journey. But with a clear project timeline mapped out, you can budget for upgrades, replace old appliances before they fail, and maximize cost-saving incentives.

Advances in technology mean that our homes can use less energy without anyone noticing, and without sacrificing our quality of life.

We’ve embraced heat pump water heaters on our journey to electrify completely. And we were among the first in the US to buy and install a plug-in, 120V heat pump water heater

Heat pump clothes dryers are an exciting, relatively new electrification technology. One can cut perhaps 10% of your household energy use.

Our most recent installers joked that they don’t usually have repeat customers. We installed solar in 2010, 2012, and 2016.

An induction range will put you on the path to superior, clean cooking. And it’s key to a decarbonized life.

In multifamily residential buildings, demand response technology is a powerful tool to help balance the strain on the grid and reduce the need for utilities to resort to peaker plants.

Heat pumps can both heat and cool your home. And where they’re powered solely by renewable energy, they produce zero operating carbon.

Advances in technology mean that our homes can use less energy without anyone noticing, and without sacrificing our quality of life.

Abandoning gas for all-electric appliances? The electrical panel is the unsung hero of any home electrification project.

Nationwide analysis gives policymakers and business owners insight to target specific regions, housing segments, and technologies for efficiency and electrification upgrades.

One thing everyone agrees on: 2020 has been hard to take. In spite of protests, pandemic, and politics, there are some spots that burn brighter amidst the darkness. Here are a few developments on the path to zero that deserve our gratitude, support and celebration.