A virtual workshop to help schools creatively use tools and funding approaches to get to zero.
Join us for a dynamic virtual workshop featuring real-life stories from school districts at the forefront of electrification. Brought to you by Southern California Edison (SCE) and by New Buildings Institute (NBI), hear firsthand how schools are transforming their campuses with electric kitchens, EV buses, and clean energy infrastructure.
District presenters will share lessons learned, funding strategies, and tangible impacts on student health and learning. Tap in and collaborate with experts, school staff, policymakers, and community leaders to learn how to create healthier, resilient, and sustainable schools for future generations. Whether you’re just starting to explore electrification or actively seeking funding solutions, this session will provide actionable guidance to help you move forward. The session will include dedicated time for Q&A and peer connection to support your own electrification journey.
Two sessions will be offered with the same agenda and speakers to help provide options for busy schedules.
Session 1: Wednesday, September 24 from 9:00 AM – 10:30 PM PT
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Session 2: Wednesday, October 8 from 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM PT
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What Does This Workshop Provide?
- Strategies and templates for electrifying school buildings, kitchens, and transportation
- Access to experts and peers engaging on similar journeys
- Guidance on accessing a wide range of funding opportunities and how to stack them to get more bang for your buck
- Highlights of the California and national policy landscape
Sign up today! If you have any questions, please email us at schools@newbuildings.org
Additional Information on NBI’s Schools Initiative
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Author
by Reilly Loveland, Associate Director of Leadership and Market Development, New Buildings Institute
Cover Image by: Photo by Bishop O’Dowd Center for Environmental Studies—Credit: Siegel & Strain Architects
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