Residential Electrification Implementation Working Group (REIWG)
The REIWG, convened by Electrify DC, is a group of 58 leading government decision-makers, manufacturers, service providers, and industry/professional associations that work to accelerate and scale residential electrification in the DC region to eliminate the 25% of greenhouse gas emissions in the DC region that come from residential buildings. The REIWG leverages best practices, avoids duplicating efforts, aligns programs and incentives, and works towards a less fragmented electrification landscape.
Become a supporting member of the REIWG in 2025
Your logo will be featured on this page and you’ll have Electrify DC’s hard-working team’s gratitude.
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Your 2025 supporting membership allows the REIWG to continue accelerating residential electrification in the DC region. Your donation is tax deductible.
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Your 2025 supporting membership allows the REIWG to continue accelerating residential electrification in the DC region.
REIWG Initiatives
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High Visibility List of Vetted Contractors for Home Electrification
Digital listing that aggregates contractor data from manufacturers and other entities that provides consumers and interested parties with actionable information to hire a contractor and embark into electrification journey. This listing would live on the Hub.
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Regional Homeowners Information Hub
Repository of inspiring decarbonization stories and practical local resources. User-centered online portal and information hub for homeowners (and renters) that explains basic technologies and practicalities of how to electrify, provides home electrification stories from the DC region with sample costs, and aggregates electrification events, open houses, workshops, talks, fairs throughout the region searchable by electrification stage/topic.
Links to federal, state, and local incentives and jurisdiction-specific programs.
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Regional Coordination of Training and Onramps to Clean Energy Jobs
Digital directory optimized for mobile device use that aggregates training opportunities from manufacturers and other entities, with actionable steps, job/internship portal, learning events calendar, explainers about various trades and certifications, associated salaries, sustainable career opportunities, and unmet needs. This directory would live on the Hub.
The directory would be searchable/filterable by trade, language, location, cost/scholarships, outcome/certification, dates, duration, etc.
