Because electrification is a relatively new concept, publicly demonstrating the benefits and costs of building electrification technologies, as well as their functionality, will help build enthusiasm in the community.
Program /
8Neighborhood and Technical Demonstrations
Progress
On time
- Not started
- Planning
- Implementation
- Continuous
Description
Demonstrating the benefits of building electrification options involves showcasing technologies in the community in ways that people can experience first hand. Current examples include the portable induction cooktop lending program and the Whole Home Health retrofit program that bundles efficiency/weatherization, electrification, and health and safety upgrades (including added cooling).
Tasks
What are we doing?
- 12/2025
Induction cooktop lending program
Summary and contacts
Type
Timeline
Continuous
Initiation Period
GHG Impact
Challenges considered
Contact persons
- Susan BartlettDirector, Energy Strategies & SolutionsLongmont Power & Communications
Information updated 17/07/2024
Longmont is supporting Boulder County's induction cooktop lending program by offering a local pick-up and drop-off location for Longmont community members to check out a cooktop kit that includes a single-burner induction hob and cookware for two weeks.