Webinar 15: Electrification Strategies

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Wed, March 26, 2025

In order to truly minimize our carbon footprints, cultural institutions must electrify operations to the greatest extent possible – this includes making the switch from fossil-fuel-based landscaping equipment, fleet vehicles, and building HVAC systems to their clean electric alternatives.  

To this end, the Toolkit’s Electrification Working Group has been meeting quarterly since 2023, with over 30 member institutions engaged in trading resources and best technologies towards achieving this goal. Now in its third year of operation, this Community of Practice would like to share knowledge and lessons learned with the wider Climate Toolkit network.   

Tune into our latest webinar to explore electrification with some of our key partners embarking on this work and hear field updates from member institutions partnered with the Climate Toolkit’s longest running working group.  

Watch on YouTube

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