Get Ready for 2020: Electrification for Residential Architects and Builders (1.5 LU)

Find the slides for this event here:

• AIA Introduction(1)
•  Dan Johnson - Beyond Efficiency
• BCAC Electrification slide show Cate 2
• Eco Performance Builders - Berkeley Electrification 1-23-2020
• Rebates w Tom Graly(1)
• AIA Slides_Sarah Moore

Find Handouts here

• Eco-Performance-Builders-Berkeley-Electrification-1-23-2020
• CoB_GasProhibition-Reach-EV_flyer 12-30-19
• BCAC-DRYER FACT SHEET_2020-01-21
• BCAC-Home Electrification Resource Guide_2019-11-13
• BCAC-HPHW FACT SHEET_2019-11-12
• BCAC-INDUCTION FACT SHEET_2019-11-12

See the LIVE STREAM recording of this event here on our Facebook page.

The future of home-building is electrification: ditching natural gas and powering our homes with electricity from an ever-cleaner grid. Homes and buildings are the second largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Oakland and Berkeley. To combat climate change, over 50 cities in California are poised to phase out natural gas using mandates and strong incentives.

Join us for a free workshop covering the nuts and bolts of electrifying East Bay housing. This event will feature:

• Equipment and strategies that save time and money on all-electric projects
• Case studies of local, all-electric new homes, remodels and ADUs
• Rebates and incentives for electrification
• How local natural gas moratoriums and new 2020 electrification building codes will affect residential projects

This event is free and open to the public, though focused primarily for home & ADU builders, subcontractors, designers and architects. It is coordinated by the Berkeley Climate Action Coalition Electrification Working Group and the AIAEB Committee on the Environment.

This workshop is an alternative event to the ‘Get Ready for 2020 Electrification for Home Builders and Designers’ that was hosted on November 5, 2019 in Berkeley. Resource guides for electrification also are available at the Ecology Center website

Learning objectives:

• Learning about equipment and strategies that save time and money on all-electric projects
• Be informed of case studies of local, all-electric new homes, remodels and ADUs
• Learn about the rebates and incentives for electrification
• Learn how local natural gas moratoriums and new 2020 electrification building codes will affect residential projects

Speakers:

Amy Kiser and Tom Graly: Co-leaders, Berkeley Climate Action Coalition, Electrification Working Group

Cate Leger: Architect, Leger Wanaselja Architecture

Dan Johnson: Sustainability Architect Leader, Beyond Efficiency

Daniel Hamilton: Sustainability Program Manager, City of Oakland (TBD - tentative)

Keith O’Hara: Owner, Eco Performance Builders

Mercedes Corbell: Architect, Studio Saha

Sarah Moore: Sustainability Project Manager, City of Berkeley