My Next Electric
a super fun course on the future of energy & electrification
- how we make, move & use energy
- how the grid’s going electric
- going electric at home: EV, heat pumps, induction, solar + storage
- a new normal: energy resiliency
- AI’s impact on it all
- Free. As in $0.
Cohort 9 starts March 11
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ABOUT MATT
I’m Matt.
19 years ago I converted this motorcycle to electric. It was so fun, I laughed out loud.
Since then I’ve electrified more motorcycles,
this tiny car,
this old house,
and these Community Lighthouses.
ABOUT THE COURSE
Our world’s been running on gas for more than a century, mostly because gas is damn good at storing energy. Good enough to compensate for the inefficiency of combustion engines.
Until now.
Machine by machine, industry by industry, it’s making economic sense to switch from machines that burn fuel to machines that convert electricity into work.
The more electricity we make from renewables like solar, and the more we can store in ever-cheaper batteries, the closer we get to a better future.
In this course, you’ll get smart about the emerging energy future: how the grid works, how it’s changing, challenges we face.
You’ll learn how to go electric, too: electric basics, if/how/when to electrify your personal fleet and home, emerging solutions.
Best of all, you’ll feel what it’s like to go electric: the torque of an EV; the thermodynamic voodoo of a heat pump; the speed of an induction stove; the optionality of a well-placed battery. You’ll join hundreds of people who know what it’s like to:
- Electrify.
- Giggle.
- Repeat.
What if this is the way?
Matt | mattcandler.io