Love Electric Events

October 25, 2023

Webinars/Virtual Meeting

Watch the Webinar: Grid Impacts of Building Electrification

See the presentation: BEL-CO Webinar Slides

Read Cadmus’ Final Report: “Building Electrification in Colorado: Grid Impacts and Strategies for Success”

A new development of all-electric homes in Erie provides a sustainable living option for people looking for a home to rent. The Erie Commons neighborhood features a “walkable, maintenance-free lifestyle,” with homes centered around 12 small parks. Homes are sized between 1150 to 1,550 square feet and are equipped with a heat pump heating and cooling system, electric vehicle charging port, and pre-wiring for solar panels.

Read the full article here.

And learn more about the new development here.

May – August, 2023

Webinars/Virtual Meetings

Find out what heat pump is right for you with Walking Mountains Science Center’s free webinar series! Join energy experts to learn about the newest technology, rebate opportunities, installation advice and MORE!

Click here for webinar dates and registration

February 16, 2023, 12:00 – 1:15 PM MT

Webinar/Virtual Meeting

With natural gas prices high and federal and state tax credits in place, 2023 is a great year to explore adding a new heat pump to your home. In this webinar, the Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP) highlights the key points to consider in electrifying both new and existing homes — for homeowners, new homebuyers, and HVAC contractors, as well as utilities, local governments, and new homebuilders.

Download the slides or watch the webinar here

Thursday, October 27, 2022

The Beneficial Electrification League of Colorado (BEL-CO) is inviting utilities, local governments, new home builders, heat pump distributors, and other stakeholders to share insights and help us build momentum in electrifying Colorado’s single- and multi-family homes.

Discussions will include: 1) state policy updates and new federal funding to drive more building electrification, 2) opportunities/challenges in building more efficient and electric new homes.

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