Home Retrofit Specifications Manual Orientation – Part 2
2020-03-19 09:00 - 11:00, 2020-04-16 09:00 - 11:00, 2020-05-21 09:00 - 11:00, 2020-06-18 09:00 - 11:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Webinar
This technical training provides a detailed overview of the Home Retrofit Specifications Manual. The manual is revised and published once a year and articulates Energy Trust of Oregon’s requirements for measure installations in detached single family houses. This webinar will explain how projects are reviewed by the program through Quality Assurance visits, how to avoid common causes of corrective actions and other tips for ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the specifications.
This webinar is 2 hours long. Attendance is a prerequisite to enrolling in the trade ally network but all contractors performing work for Energy Trust customers are welcome and encouraged to participate.
Cost: Free

Getting to Know EPS New Construction's Net Zero and Energy Smart Home Incentives Webinar
2020-03-25 08:00 - 08:45 | Webinar
New technology is changing homes for the better, and it may be easier and more affordable than you think to include the latest innovations in your plans. This training is the first in a series brought to you by Energy Trust of Oregon, sharing about two new incentive opportunities for newly built homes: Net zero and energy smart homes. During this training you’ll learn:

What it takes to qualify for net zero and energy smart homes incentives
How Energy Trust can support you to incorporate new technologies into your homes

Delayed until further notice: Top 10 Best Practices for Today’s Homebuilder - Ellensburg, WA
2020-03-25 09:00 - 17:00 | Kittitas Valley Event Center, 901 E 7th Ave, Naneum Room, Ellensburg, OR, 98926, United States
Updated March 17, 2020: Delayed until further notice
Please let us know if you are interested in a training that has been postponed due to COVID-19 and may be rescheduled and/or potentially made available online.To receive updates regarding this and other postponed trainings please fill out this interest form.
Join BetterBuiltNW for this free one-day training (lunch provided) and learn the latest and greatest techniques being used today to build energy efficient homes.
Gain info that every builder must know to keep pace with building code changes and ahead of homebuyer expectations—and earn 7 CEs while you’re at it!
This training will cover our Top 10 “Good, Better & Best” approaches to quality home construction and will share practical insights from the job site. The topics presented will help you stay on top of your game and increase the energy efficiency, comfort and durability of the homes you’re building.
Click here to preview the complete Top 10 list.
Attendees will learn about:

Common barriers and solutions to energy-efficient home construction
Building science fundamentals & moisture management
Ways to improve envelope design & performance
Advanced mechanical systems, lighting, & appliances
New + existing utility programs & energy-efficiency incentives

Credits: 7 CEs with CCB, AIA LU/HSW & ICC; 3.5 units with BPI
Audience: Building industry professionals (builders, raters/verifiers, architects, subcontractors, & code officials)
Instructor: Bruce Sullivan of BASE zero LLC
Questions? Contact Training@BetterBuiltNW.com or 503-968-7160 x20.
This training brought to you thanks in part to:

Zero Energy Homes: Updates & Cost Effective Approaches Webinar
2020-03-27 09:00 - 10:00 | Webinar
A rapidly increasing number of architects and builders in Oregon are ahead of the curve and building homes to Zero Energy (ZE) and Zero Energy Ready (ZER) standards, and have been doing so for many years. Oregon also recently announced a proposed zero energy ready standard for the 2020 code. The question is, how can this be achieved cost effectively?
Join us for this free 1-hour webinar and gain valuable info on the latest developments and construction approaches to ZE & ZER construction.
Attendees will benefit from learning about:

Available Energy Trust EPS incentives through new Net Zero and Energy Smart Home offerings
Spotlights on three spec builders who are achieving ZER in today’s market
Main differences between various ZE & ZER certifications programs in our region
Oregon’s ‘Zero Energy Ready Residential Building Code’ that is anticipated to go into effect Oct. 1, 2020
Two most common pathways to cost-effective ZER homebuilding
How gas-heated homes can qualify for ZE & ZER certification
Upcoming one-day Zero Energy Homes trainings being offered this April in Hood River, Portland, Medford & Bend

Advanced heat pump technology, lighting, and solar PV options are challenging the old zero energy paradigm of investments in air sealing, insulation, and expensive window upgrades. Help educate your clients on what will really help them save energy versus what might drive the cost of construction out of reach.
Attend this free 1-hour webinar and learn the different interpretations of what ZE & ZER mean and how spec builders are currently achieving it in the Pacific Northwest.
Questions? Contact Heather Kendall at hkendall@earthadvantage.org or 503-968-7160 x20.

Delayed until further notice: Top 10 Best Practices for Today’s Homebuilder - Spokane, WA
2020-03-27 09:00 - 17:00 | Spokane Homebuilders Association, 5813 E 4th Ave, Suite 201, Spokane, WA, 99212, United States

Delayed until further notice: How to Cost Effectively Build Zero Energy Homes - Hood River
2020-04-08 08:00 - 16:00 | Hood River County Library, 502 E State St, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
Updated March 19, 2020: Delayed until further notice
Please let us know if you are interested in a training that has been postponed due to COVID-19 and may be rescheduled and/or potentially made available online.To receive updates regarding this and other postponed trainings please fill out this interest form.
Join EEBA (Energy & Environmental Building Alliance) and Earth Advantage for this 1-day training and learn how to eliminate common barriers to Zero Energy (ZE) home construction, benefit from the rapid trend towards ZE, and earn a ‘Zero Energy Builder’ designation.
Zero Energy (ZE) homes are a big part of the future of home building business. While the materials and equipment to reach zero energy are available, designers and builders must create a bundle of energy-efficiency features that matches their climate, customers, and business constraints.
This 7-hour class lays out numerous elements of zero energy design and construction, so that building professionals can formulate a package appropriate for their situation. There is no one-size-fits-all solution. Participants in this class will learn design principles, equipment options, emerging technologies, material selections, and construction practices that can be integrated into their building process. Strong emphasis is placed on ways to make the final product affordable for homebuyers. Sales and marketing ideas, as well as localized resources, builder spotlights, programs and next steps will also be presented.
Attendees will:

Identify factors that are driving the U.S. housing market toward ZE.
Name barriers to the widespread adoption of ZE homes.
Describe three ways to present the financial benefits of ZE homes.
List six affordable ZE features that you can incorporate into your practice.
Be invited to bring house specs and evaluate possible advancements along the 12 steps to ZE.
Create a marketing and sales messages that your company can use to promote ZE homes.
Learn about available Energy Trust EPS incentives through their just released Net Zero and Energy Smart Home offerings.

Delayed until further notice: Solar & New Construction Networking Event (Hood River)
2020-04-08 16:30 - 19:30 | 3 River Grill, 601 Oak Street, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
Updated March 17, 2020: Delayed until further notice
Are you a builder or developer who is curious about installing solar and achieving net zero for your projects? Or perhaps you are a solar contractor looking to create more connections with the building community?
To help create connections between the building community and the Solar Trade Ally network, Energy Trust of Oregon is hosting a series of solar networking events this Spring, with a specific focus to announce Energy Trust’s new residential Net Zero and Energy Smart Home offerings. This event will take place in Hood River on April 8th from 4:30pm- 7:30pm (specific location to be announced)
Who should attend?

EPS New Construction Builder and Verifier Trade Allies looking to learn more about incorporating solar on single family projects

New Buildings Trade Allies who are exploring solar options for new multifamily and commercial projects

Solar Trade Allies who want support builders and developers to incorporate solar during the design process

This event is free to attend. Complimentary appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided, and full bar menu will be available for purchase.
For more information, contact Matthew Mills, Solar Outreach Coordinator, at (503) 773-8665 or mmills@trccompanies.

Delayed until further notice: How to Cost Effectively Build Zero Energy Homes - Portland
2020-04-10 09:00 - 17:00 | Earth Advantage Classroom, 623 SW Oak St., Suite 300, Portland, OR, 97205, United States
Updated March 19, 2020: Delayed until further notice
Please let us know if you are interested in a training that has been postponed due to COVID-19 and may be rescheduled and/or potentially made available online.To receive updates regarding this and other postponed trainings please fill out this interest form.
Join EEBA (Energy & Environmental Building Alliance) and Earth Advantage for this 1-day training and learn how to eliminate common barriers to Zero Energy (ZE) home construction, benefit from the rapid trend towards ZE, and earn a ‘Zero Energy Builder’ designation.
Zero Energy (ZE) homes are a big part of the future of home building business. While the materials and equipment to reach zero energy are available, designers and builders must create a bundle of energy-efficiency features that matches their climate, customers, and business constraints.
This 7-hour class lays out numerous elements of zero energy design and construction, so that building professionals can formulate a package appropriate for their situation. There is no one-size-fits-all solution. Participants in this class will learn design principles, equipment options, emerging technologies, material selections, and construction practices that can be integrated into their building process. Strong emphasis is placed on ways to make the final product affordable for homebuyers. Sales and marketing ideas, as well as localized resources, builder spotlights, programs and next steps will also be presented.
Attendees will:

Identify factors that are driving the U.S. housing market toward ZE
Name barriers to the widespread adoption of ZE homes
Describe three ways to present the financial benefits of ZE homes
List six affordable ZE features that you can incorporate into your practice
Be invited to bring house specs and evaluate possible advancements along the 12 steps to ZE
Create a marketing and sales messages that your company can use to promote ZE homes
Learn about available Energy Trust EPS incentives through their just released Net Zero and Energy Smart Home offerings

Questions? Contact hkendall@earthadvantage.org or 503-968-7160 x20.

Home Retrofit Trade Ally Orientation – Part 1
2020-04-15 09:00 - 10:00, 2020-05-20 09:00 - 10:00, 2020-05-27 09:00 - 10:00, 2020-06-17 09:00 - 10:00, 2020-07-15 09:00 - 10:00 | Webinar
Participating in this webinar is one of the requirements for joining the Home Retrofit Trade Ally Network. In addition to this webinar, contractors wishing to join the Home Retrofit Trade Ally Network must complete these additional requirements:
1) Submit the appropriate paperwork including
a) Sending the Certificate of Liability Insurance Fax Request Form to your insurance carrier
b) Complete the Form 1171A – Trade Ally Enrollment Application
c) Complete the Form 371A – Home Retrofit Trade Ally Addendum
2) Participate in the Home Retrofit Specifications Manual Webinar. This webinar takes place the day after this Home Retrofit Trade Ally Orientation, at 9 a.m. and you must register separately.
Cost: free

Delayed until further notice: How to Cost Effectively Build Zero Energy Homes - Talent
2020-04-15 09:00 - 17:00 | Talent Community Center, 104 E Main St, Talent, OR, 97540, United States
Updated March 19, 2020: Delayed until further notice
Please let us know if you are interested in a training that has been postponed due to COVID-19 and may be rescheduled and/or potentially made available online.To receive updates regarding this and other postponed trainings please fill out this interest form.
Join EEBA (Energy & Environmental Building Alliance) and Earth Advantage for this 1-day training and learn how to eliminate common barriers to Zero Energy (ZE) home construction, benefit from the rapid trend towards ZE, and earn a ‘Zero Energy Builder’ designation.
Zero Energy (ZE) homes are a big part of the future of home building business. While the materials and equipment to reach zero energy are available, designers and builders must create a bundle of energy-efficiency features that matches their climate, customers, and business constraints.
This 7-hour class lays out numerous elements of zero energy design and construction, so that building professionals can formulate a package appropriate for their situation. There is no one-size-fits-all solution. Participants in this class will learn design principles, equipment options, emerging technologies, material selections, and construction practices that can be integrated into their building process. Strong emphasis is placed on ways to make the final product affordable for homebuyers. Sales and marketing ideas, as well as localized resources, builder spotlights, programs and next steps will also be presented.
‘Zero Energy Builder’ Designation
Participants will have the opportunity to earn EEBA’s ‘Zero Energy Builder’ designation and be listed on EEBA & EA registries of accredited professionals. To earn the designation, attendees must pass a designation exam and have completed and passed one of the following prerequisite trainings (or sets of trainings): EA’s Sustainable Homes Professional (SHP); EA’s Sustainable Building Essentials; EEBA’s HERS Associate & Taking the Performance Path + Houses That Work + High Performance Mechanicals.
12 Steps to Affordable Zero Energy Design & Construction
It’s generally accepted that improvements to the thermal envelope are fundamental. These include high levels of insulation, reduction of thermal bridges and advanced air sealing. However, significant efficiency improvements in heating and cooling equipment and the rapid drop in the cost of rooftop solar electric systems offer new options for cost-effective efficiency packages. There have never been so many ZE options to choose from. This course gives building professionals the knowledge to build ZE homes that are affordable, durable, safe, healthy, energy efficient, and comfortable to live in.
The training material is organized into 12 easy steps:

Start with Smart Design
Orient for Sun Tempering
Optimize with Energy Modeling
Super-seal the Envelope
Super-insulate the Envelope
Select Optimum Window Efficiency
Ensure Clean, Fresh Air
Specify High-performance Heating and Cooling
Heat Water Wisely
Select High-Efficiency Lighting
Choose Efficient Appliances
Use Renewable Energy

Each step describes the most recent developments with a strong emphasis on affordability. Other topics include: housing market drivers, ways to assess and communicate economic benefits, available incentives, along with marketing and sales concepts for ZE homes.

Attendees will:

Identify factors that are driving the U.S. housing market toward ZE
Name barriers to the widespread adoption of ZE homes
Describe three ways to present the financial benefits of ZE homes
List six affordable ZE features that you can incorporate into your practice
Be invited to bring house specs and evaluate possible advancements along the 12 steps to ZE
Create a marketing and sales messages that your company can use to promote ZE homes
Learn about available Energy Trust EPS incentives through their just released Net Zero and Energy Smart Home offerings

Credits: 7 CEs for AIA, NAHB, NARI, NATE, CCB and OREA; 0.7 for ICC; 5 for RESNET, 3.5 for BPI
Cost: $49 (Regularly $175)
Audience: Building industry professionals (builders, raters, architects, HVAC, subcontractors, utility representatives & code officials)
Instructor: Bruce Sullivan of BASE zero, LLC
Questions? Contact hkendall@earthadvantage.org or 503-968-7160 x20.
This training made possible thanks to:

Delayed until further notice: Solar and New Construction Networking Event (Talent)
2020-04-15 16:30 - 19:30 | Talent Cafe, 160 North Pacific Highway, Talent, 97540, United States
Updated March 17, 2020: Delayed until further notice
Are you a builder or developer who is curious about installing solar and achieving net zero for your projects? Or perhaps you are a solar contractor looking to create more connections with the building community?
To help create connections between the building community and the Solar Trade Ally network, Energy Trust of Oregon is hosting a series of solar networking events this Spring, with a specific focus to announce Energy Trust’s new residential Net Zero and Energy Smart Home offerings. This event will take place in Talent on April 15th from 4:30pm- 7:30pm at The Real Talent Cafe.
Who should attend?

EPS New Construction Builder and Verifier Trade Allies looking to learn more about incorporating solar on single family projects

New Buildings Trade Allies who are exploring solar options for new multifamily and commercial projects

Solar Trade Allies who want support builders and developers to incorporate solar during the design process

This event is free to attend. Complimentary appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided, and full bar menu will be available for purchase.
For more information, contact Matthew Mills, Solar Outreach Coordinator, at (503) 773-8665 or mmills@trccompanies.

Delayed until further notice: Solar & New Construction Networking Event (Bend)
2020-04-16 16:30 - 19:30 | Worthy Brewing Company, 495 Northeast Bellevue Drive, Bend, 97701, United States
Updated March 17, 2020: Delayed until further notice
Are you a builder or developer who is curious about installing solar and achieving net zero for your projects? Or perhaps you are a solar contractor looking to create more connections with the building community?
To help create connections between the building community and the Solar Trade Ally network, Energy Trust of Oregon is hosting a series of solar networking events this Spring, with a specific focus to announce Energy Trust’s new residential Net Zero and Energy Smart Home offerings. This event will take place in Bend on April 16th from 4:30pm- 7:30pm at Worthy Brewing.
Who should attend?

EPS New Construction Builder and Verifier Trade Allies looking to learn more about incorporating solar on single family projects

New Buildings Trade Allies who are exploring solar options for new multifamily and commercial projects

Solar Trade Allies who want support builders and developers to incorporate solar during the design process

This event is free to attend. Complimentary appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided, and full bar menu will be available for purchase.
For more information, contact Matthew Mills, Solar Outreach Coordinator, at (503) 773-8665 or mmills@trccompanies.

Delayed until further notice: How to Cost Effectively Build Zero Energy Homes - Bend
2020-04-17 09:00 - 19:00 | Bend Central Oregon Association of REALTORS®, 2112 NE 4th St, Bend, OR, 97701, United States

April Building Energy Simulation Forum webinar
2020-04-22 12:30 - 13:30 | Webinar
Energy modeling for compliance with 2019 Oregon energy code
Energy Trust of Oregon invites you to a webinar training on the new ASHRAE Standard 90.1 2016 Appendix G modeling protocol.
This one-hour training will introduce attendees to the general concepts of the new ASHRAE Standard 90.1 2016 Appendix G modeling protocol which went into effect on January 1, 2020.
The 90.1 2016 Appendix G modeling protocol is integral to many above-code programs such as the EPA ENERGY STAR® Multifamily High Rise program and the LEED NC v4 Alternative Performance Rating Method pilot credit.
This training is designed to provide professionals with energy modeling, architectural and engineering backgrounds an overview of new modeling-based compliance options within the state energy code. The presenter will cover the general concepts of the ASHRAE Standard 90.1 2016 Appendix G modeling protocol, highlight its differences from other methods and provide an overview of the simulation requirements and compliance calculations.
About the presenter:
Maria Karpman, LEED AP, BEMP, CEM
Maria has 20 years of experience in building science, energy modeling and software design and has completed numerous energy modeling projects for new and existing buildings. Maria is a member of the ASHRAE Standard 90.1 committee. She has developed and delivered trainings on energy modeling and performance-based code compliance that have been attended by over 1,000 building industry professionals. Maria holds advanced degrees in engineering and computer science, has served as an NYU adjunct faculty member and is the principal of Karpman Consulting.

Delayed until further notice: Solar and New Construction Networking Event (Portland)
2020-04-22 16:30 - 19:30 | McMenamins Kennedy School, 5736 N.E. 33rd Avenue, Portland, OR, 97211, United States
Updated March 17, 2020: Delayed until further notice
Are you a builder or developer who is curious about installing solar and achieving net zero for your projects? Or perhaps you are a solar contractor looking to create more connections with the building community?
To help create connections between the building community and the Solar Trade Ally network, Energy Trust of Oregon is kicking off its new residential Net Zero and Energy Smart Home incentive offerings with four solar networking events this Spring. This event will take place in tandem with the Portland Metro Home Builders Association’s BuildRight Conference & Expo on April 22nd from 4:30pm- 7:30pm at the McMenamins Kennedy School. Attendance to the conference is encouraged but not required to attend the networking session.
Who should attend?

EPS New Construction Builder and Verifier Trade Allies looking to learn more about incorporating solar on single family projects

New Buildings Trade Allies who are exploring solar options for new multifamily and commercial projects

Solar Trade Allies who want support builders and developers to incorporate solar during the design process

This event is free to attend. Complimentary appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided, and full bar menu will be available for purchase.
For more information, contact Matthew Mills, Solar Outreach Coordinator, at (503) 773-8665 or mmills@trccompanies.

Spring 2020 Existing Buildings Trade Ally Orientation Webinar
2020-04-23 08:00 - 08:45 | Webinar
Participating in this webinar can help your business stand out in the marketplace by providing you with resources and support to help you offer your customers eligible cash incentives to make their energy-efficiency upgrades more affordable. This webinar gives commercial trade allies who work in Oregon and southwest Washington the information needed to make the most of working with Energy Trust.
The webinar is an opportunity to:

Get to know your Existing Buildings trade ally coordinator.
Ask questions about incentive eligibility and qualifying upgrades.
Learn more about trade ally benefits, resources and support.

Who should attend?

Contractors who are newly enrolled in the Trade Ally Network.
Current trade allies who want to learn more about network benefits.
Owners or sales staff who sell energy efficiency projects to customers.
Administrative staff who process incentive applications.

Register now.
Skype meeting link: https://meet.icf.com/aaron.lazelle/1D2OUII2 (link active 15 minutes before webinar)
Skype dial in information: 1.855.423.6338 (Conference ID: 466594)
Questions? Email us at events@energytrust.org, or contact Aaron Lazelle, regional trade ally coordinator, Existing Buildings at 1.541.460.1517.

How to Cost Effectively Build Zero Energy Homes Webinar Series
2020-05-15 12:00 - 14:00
Join EEBA and Earth Advantage for this three-part webinar series on affordable Zero Energy (ZE) home design and construction. Learn how to eliminate common barriers to Zero Energy (ZE) home construction, benefit from the rapid trend towards ZE, and earn a ‘Zero Energy Builder’ designation.
Zero Energy (ZE) homes are a big part of the future of home building business. While the materials and equipment to reach zero energy are available, designers and builders must create a bundle of energy-efficiency features that matches their climate, customers, and business constraints. There is no one-size-fits-all solution. This training will layout numerous elements of zero energy homebuilding so professionals can formulate a unique package appropriate for their situation:

Fri, May 15 @ 12PM-2PM – Intro to ZE, Affordability, Design, Site Orientation, Energy Modeling, Certification Programs, Oregon Case Studies, Local Market & Policy Development. Guest speaker: Ryan Shanahan, Earth Advantage
Fri, May 22 @ 12PM-2PM – Air Sealing, Insulation, Windows, Programs & Incentives. Guest speaker: Energy Trust of Oregon
Fri, May 29 @ 12PM-2PM – Mechanical Ventilation, Heating & Cooling, Water Heating, Lights & Appliances, Renewable Energy, Marketing/Sales

Participants in this class will learn design principles, equipment options, emerging technologies, material selections, and construction practices that can be integrated into their building process. Strong emphasis is placed on ways to make the final product affordable for homebuyers. Sales and marketing ideas, localized resources, Oregon case studies, incentive programs, and next steps will also be presented.
‘Zero Energy Builder’ Designation
Participants will have the opportunity to earn EEBA’s ‘Zero Energy Builder’ designation and be listed on EEBA & Earth Advantage registries of accredited professionals. To earn the designation, attendees must pass a designation exam and have completed and passed prerequisite trainings.
12 Steps to Affordable Zero Energy Design & Construction
It’s generally accepted that improvements to the thermal envelope are fundamental. These include high levels of insulation, reduction of thermal bridges and advanced air sealing. However, significant efficiency improvements in heating and cooling equipment and the rapid drop in the cost of rooftop solar electric systems offer new options for cost-effective efficiency packages. There have never been so many ZE options to choose from. This course gives building professionals the knowledge to build ZE homes that are affordable, durable, safe, healthy, energy efficient, and comfortable to live in.

The training material is organized into 12 easy steps:

Start with Smart Design
Orient for Sun Tempering
Optimize with Energy Modeling
Super-seal the Envelope
Super-insulate the Envelope
Select Optimum Window Efficiency
Ensure Clean, Fresh Air
Specify High-performance Heating and Cooling
Heat Water Wisely
Select High-Efficiency Lighting
Choose Efficient Appliances
Plan for Renewable Energy

Each step describes the most recent developments with a strong emphasis on affordability. Other topics include: housing market drivers, ways to assess and communicate economic benefits, available incentives, along with marketing and sales concepts for ZE homes.
This training is made possible thanks to:

Designing for Net Zero Webinar
2020-05-26 08:00 - 08:45 | Webinar
New technology is changing homes for the better, and it may be easier and more affordable than you think to include the latest innovations in your plans. This training is the second in a series brought to you by Energy Trust of Oregon, sharing about two new incentive opportunities for newly built homes: Net zero and energy smart homes. During this training you’ll learn:

Strategies to maximize your home’s solar production to offset electric use
How to minimize your home’s energy load and maximize incentives from Energy Trust

Virtual Networking Event for Solar & New Construction
2020-06-10 17:00 - 19:00 | Webinar
Are you a builder or developer who is curious about installing solar and achieving net zero for your projects? Or perhaps you are a solar contractor looking to create more connections within the building community?
To promote collaboration between the building community and the Solar Trade Ally network, Energy Trust of Oregon is hosting a virtual networking opportunity on June 10, 2020 to bring awareness to the recently introduced EPS New Construction net zero and energy smart home incentive offerings. Please join us to virtually meet local industry professionals and learn about some exciting EPS New Construction projects in the works.
Who should attend?

EPS New Construction Builders and Verifier trade allies looking to learn more about incorporating solar on single family projects
Solar trade allies who want to support builders and developers to incorporate solar during the design process
Curious Individuals looking to establish a deeper understanding of how solar and energy efficiency measures can be designed into new homes

We will be using the ZOOM webinar platform, so please come prepared with your microphone and camera ready so we can see and hear you. Upon registration, a link to join the event will be sent to your email.
For more information contact Matthew Mills, solar outreach coordinator, at 503.773.8665 or mmills@trccompanies.com.
This event is free and open to all who are interested in attending.

Extended Capacity Heat Pump Trade Ally Orientation
2020-06-15 10:00 - 11:00, 2020-06-16 10:00 - 11:00, 2020-06-22 10:00 - 11:00, 2020-06-23 10:00 - 11:00 | Webinar
Please join Energy Trust of Oregon to discuss the details of our new Extended Capacity Heat Pump incentives.
This free one hour orientation will cover:

Why extended capacity heat pumps are energy efficient
Results of the May 2019 – May 2020 pilot
Incentive requirements and structure
Program installation recommendations
How to apply
Paperwork and incentive amounts
Conclude with an open discussion

After the orientation concludes, trade allies will receive a digital copy of the application form required to claim the incentive. Orientation attendance is required to participate in this pilot.
