Building Electrification Strategies is an intensive two-day course for professionals in sustainability, environmental management, and decarbonization. This program is meticulously crafted to empower participants with the technical expertise needed to identify, implement, and optimize building electrification strategies for enhanced sustainability.
Day one delves into the fundamentals of electrification, exploring reasons for adoption, greenhouse gas implications, and operational costs. It guides participants in developing a comprehensive action plan covering prioritization and cost/benefit considerations.
Day two is focused on the strategy implementation phase, providing practical insights into processes, equipment selection, and workforce mobilization. Hands-on activities are provided to ensure a smooth transition to electrification.
By the end of the course, participants are well-equipped to contribute significantly to reducing carbon footprints and advancing sustainability goals through the successful implementation of building electrification strategies.
This course is relevant to anyone involved in facility management, operations management and planning, or sustainability planning. It is especially valuable to those tasked with identifying and implementing decarbonization projects in commercial, industrial, multi-unit residential, and institutional buildings.
2 days
English, French
Intermediate
Online
April 14, 2026 09h00 (CDT)
$1095
$1045
Before February 17th, 2026
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Your enrollment includes all presentation slides and supplemental training material to ensure your success.
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