Breaking Barriers to Home Electrification Through the EAS-E Prize
Apply for EAS-E Prize Phase 1 by March 8 To Compete for $2.4 Million in Prizes and Technical Assistance To Accelerate Fast, Easy, and Scalable Home Electrification SolutionsThe EAS-E Prize supports innovators working to meet decarbonization goals through electrification upgrades. Graphic by John Frenzl, NREL.
However, not all homes have the same upgrade needs. In some homes, building envelope upgrades can improve the reliability, affordability, and performance of electrification upgrades. Others will require load management solutions, low-power appliances, or other innovations that allow a home to electrify within constraints due to climate or infrastructure.can be a barrier to upgrading certain dwellings.
“Our research has shown that some homes have significant barriers limiting their ability to electrify,” said Iain Walker, staff scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and technical advisor for the EAS-E Prize. “The EAS-E Prize is a great way to help these homes so that everyone can participate in transition to a sustainable future.”
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