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Our Monthly Meetings
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Recordings of Invited Speakers
Joel Boucher, President of the Board of Directors, Air Conditioning Association of New England
Navigating the Roadblocks of a Sustainable Future
Anita Roy Dobbs, Gas Transition Allies
An Act Relative to the Future of Clean Heat in the Commonwealth
Eric Broadbent, one of three HeatSmart Alliance volunteers who conducted the survey
a description of the survey and the results
Cora Weissbourd, Facilitator and Co-Founder, MA Building Electrification Accelerator
Growing a Building Electrification Network in Massachusetts
Rachel White, CEO, Byggmeister Design/Build
Renovate, Retrofit, and Decarbonize: Turning Existing Homes from Climate Liabilities Into Climate Solutions
DR Richardson, Jillian Di Filippo, and Jan Keleher explain Elephant Energy’s services to help homeowners electrify their homes.
Elephant Energy is currently expanding from the Boulder/Denver area to the Boston metro area.
Martha Grover, Sustainability Manager, Melrose, Pilot for Income-Qualified Residents
Martha reports on a pilot project with Melrose and Malden to help break down barriers that income-qualified residents can face when trying to access incentives for home efficiency improvements.
Larry Chretien, Executive Director, Green Energy Consumers Alliance
Perspectives on a MA Clean Heat Standard
Eric Bosworth of Eversource and Vincent Spiteri of National Grid
status updates on their respective MA projects to demonstrate networked geothermal systems
Brian Pelton, Owner, Net Zero Heating & Air Conditioning
an installer’s perspective on the heat-pump market, technology, barriers, and opportunities.