Events
In this webinar presented by the Women's Business Development Center, Kelly Mulder from the Emerging Technologies Team provided an overview of the program and how your organization can get involved.
Learn more about the outcomes of our 2018 Income Eligible Call for Ideas. During this one-hour webinar, we provided an overview of our progress and pilots to date and reviewed some initial results.
Emerging Technologies at NREL
photo by Werner Slocum, NREL
Check out what we are doing with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in pursuit of more energy-efficient technologies for buildings!
The Innovation Continues
The ComEd® Energy Efficiency Program and our Emerging Technologies Team have continued to support dozens of innovative pilots and research projects that explore new, energy-efficient technologies and solutions. We’re excited to announce the launch of our enhanced initiatives page that now showcases all of our active and recently completed pilots.
From measuring the impact of ductless heat pumps in multi-family buildings to exploring ways to better engage income eligible seniors in ComEd offerings, our energy-saving partners have already made a big impact on their communities.
Ready to join us? Explore all our new initiatives to get inspired, then submit your own idea through our convenient online portal. You can also join our email list to receive updates on current and past pilots and discover how you can contribute to our energy efficiency and innovation goals.
Join the WBDC for a Presentation on Emerging Technologies
WBDC Webinar: ComEd® Emerging Technologies Offer, October 30 2019 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Register HERE
The ComEd® Energy Efficiency Program offers its customers a variety of offerings to help reduce their energy use while saving money. The program continually seeks pilot projects which explore new energy efficiency concepts that can lead to sustainable, verified energy savings and potentially be introduced as a new energy-efficient technology or practice.
Say Hello to Our New Web Portal
Do you have the next big idea in energy efficiency? We want to hear from you.