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Building Decarbonization Coalition

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Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

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ConsultingEnergy

Company Size

11-50

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Headquarters

Petaluma, CA

Founded

2018

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What believers are saying

  • BDC reported heat pumps held 58% of U.S. space-heating shipments in 1H 2026.
  • California's November 2, 2026 San Fernando Valley incentive program expands BDC-aligned market demand.
  • Forty-one building decarbonization bills passed in 2026, boosting BDC's relevance with regulators and employers.

What critics are saying

  • Federal tax-credit expiration exposed heat-pump demand to policy whiplash in 2026.
  • Gas utilities and allied lawmakers can stall SB 1221 pilot applications until April 2027.
  • If affordability politics harden, BDC's electrification agenda faces slower adoption and weaker employer-brand appeal.

What makes Building Decarbonization Coalition unique

  • BDC shaped California SB 1221 pilots and Pennsylvania gas-utility scrutiny in 2026.
  • Its reports translate building electrification into bill impacts, permitting, and ratepayer economics.
  • BDC combines policy advocacy, research, and coalition-building across states, utilities, and regulators.

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  • Professional Development Budget
  • Remote Work Options

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CleanTechnica
Jan 17th, 2024
The Role Of Fossil Gas Utilities In The Era Of Clean Energy Gets Tested In New York

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google NewsEverybody wants to do something about carbon emissions but few know how. We want to do better, but it is easier to just keep on doing what we have always done than to put the time, effort, and money needed into making changes. Utility companies that supply fossil gas — incorrectly known as “natural gas” — are under pressure from environmental groups because their product — which is mostly methane — releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere when it is burned.Even worse, a great deal of the stuff leaks into the atmosphere, where it remains for 20 years or so. Methane is 80 times more powerful a planet warming agent that carbon dioxide, which means it is accelerating the slide toward warmer global temperatures. But fossil gas utilities have a vested interest in continuing their business model, which brings them substantial profits

CleanTechnica
Jan 5th, 2024
When Your Local Public Radio Station Advertises Fossil Fuels

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google NewsMy local public radio station, Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB), which broadcasts throughout Oregon and southwest Washington, has been running advertisements for a fossil gas utility named Northwest Natural over the past year. OPB has aired ads about the gas utility’s appliance store where users can go and buy fossil fuel-powered, climate crisis-causing machines that also create significant indoor and outdoor pollution problems (see below). Imagine the cognitive dissonance of citizens in my state when the largest county health authority in Oregon warns residents about the respiratory risks of burning gas in the home, and the statewide public radio station advertises appliances which do just that.Why Would Public Radio Take Money From Fossil Fuels?OPB issued a statement as to why it accepts advertising funds from a fossil fuel company, saying “We work with a variety of sponsors in our communities, unless they are engaged in illegal activity or make claims that are untrue, cannot be proven or that violate our policies.”While natural gas isn’t illegal yet in Oregon, there are over 130 cities, regions, and states that are banning its use, and cities and towns in Oregon are trying to do the same. Air quality districts in California are prohibiting the fuel because furnaces, water heaters, and stoves emit more NOx (aka smog) than fossil gas power plants!Fossil gas companies also often make claims that are untrue. OPB’s own reporting shows how Northwest Natural has used the same tactics as cigarette companies in trying to cast doubt on the health and climate problems caused by burning their fuel.Advertising fossil fuels on public radio is problematic because it legitimizes in the public mind the very substances causing our climate crisis

CleanTechnica
Dec 9th, 2023
Massachusetts Decides To Move Away From Natural Gas (Methane) For Residential Use

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google NewsMassachusetts has become the first US state to begin phasing out natural gas as a residential heating source. The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities on December 6, 2023 rejected arguments from utilities and the gas industry that proposed the use of “renewable natural gas” and hydrogen as lower carbon alternatives to methane gas — popularly known as natural gas. Instead, the department ruled that the state should encourage a transition to using electricity for heating and other functions currently made possible by burning gas. The decision is part of the state’s plan to lower carbon emissions within its borders and to be net zero by 2050.According to Inside Climate News, Massachusetts is the first state to take such a clear step to phase out natural gas, but it likely won’t be the last. At least 11 other states, including California, Colorado, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island and Washington — as well as Washington, DC — have ongoing regulatory cases that are exploring the future of natural gas.Saying No To Natural GasEnvironmental and clean energy advocates view the ruling as a victory and see it as the beginning of a broader shift away from gas

CleanTechnica
Nov 7th, 2023
Heat Pumps Are Not Fair Weather Friends Any More

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News!. Heat pumps have emerged as the unsung heroes of the decarbonization movement, offering an all-electric alternative to conventional oil and gas HVAC systems. However, here in the US there’s a catch. Over the years, heat pumps have garnered a reputation for only functioning effectively in mild-weather southern states. Now the race is on to prove they can outperform oil and gas in the cold winters of the US north, too

CleanTechnica
Oct 25th, 2023
Heat Pump Water Heater Sales In 2022 Signal A Decisive Shift In Water Heating Trends

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News!. Celebrate Heat Pump Water Heater Day — October 25!. Energy-efficient water heating took significant strides in 2022, according to the latest data released by ENERGY STAR. Sales of heat pump water heaters (HPWHs) grew 26% last year, while sales of gas water heaters declined by 17%, underlining a clear shift in the U.S. toward more efficient, electric-powered water heating systems.HPWH growth over the past 11 years

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