News and Updates

Electrify Everything Minnesota is honored to be a partner of the Citizens Utility Board of Minnesota (CUB). CUB has supported the program since its launch, and is an invaluable partner as the program continues to grow.
 

Last week, COPAL and Electrify Everything MN hosted a community workshop to help residents take control of their energy futures. Participants explored various ways to replace fossil fuel–based appliances with cleaner electric alternatives.
 

Interested in getting involved with an electrification program like Electrify Everything Minnesota? Local government officials in Minnesota can contact us for membership details, while folks outside of Minnesota can learn more about how this program was formed in this article.
 

This article by RMI highlights its Electrify Cohort program that aimed to develop and launch programs to help community members electrify their homes. Center for Energy and Environment's (CEE's) Community Program Manager Matthew Douglas-May explains that joining the RMI cohort helped our team understand gaps in services around electrification in our communities.
 

In this workshop by Electrify Everything Minnesota, residents got a comprehensive overview of how to electrify their homes. They also received information on financial incentives to lower upfront costs and had opportunities to speak directly with contractors.

Do a deep dive on heat pump water heaters (HPWHs) with a St. Paul resident, heat pump water heater installer company, and members of Center for Energy and Environment (CEE), featuring Electrify Everything Minnesota. Learn about the costs and benefits of HPWHs, then use our resources to help you make the switch.

Replacing gas systems with electric ones is a crucial step for the climate, public health, and economic well-being of Minnesotans. In this workshop by Electrify Everything Minnesota, residents of the Twin Cities learned more about the possibilities and opportunities of home electrification.
 

Several Minnesota cities have come together as founding members of Electrify Everything Minnesota. This new program, administered by Center for Energy and Environment (CEE), will help residents transition to clean and renewable energy sources through electrification.

Several Twin Cities communities have joined together to encourage residents to use cleaner energy in their homes. By working together, the communities hope to increase interest in electrification, encourage adoption of more electrification technologies, and ultimately reduce community emissions to advance climate goals.