Protect Yourself from Scams
Our program has received reports of phishing emails and individuals falsely claiming to represent the Energy Friendly Homes Program.
If you are contacted by someone claiming to represent the program, please verify their identity by contacting us directly through our phone number at 971.399.7742 or email at info@EnergyFriendlyHomes.com before taking any action.
To verify your contractor, visit our Program Contractor page that lists current Participating Contractors.
Connect with industry peers, expand your professional network, and explore San Antonio’s historic River Walk. Earn up to 18 Professional Development (PD) credits while gaining valuable insights on the building performance industry.
Join us in Texas for an unforgettable and informative event!
For four decades, the National Home Performance Conference has been a launching pad for ideas, partnerships, and real progress in home performance, weatherization, and healthy housing. This milestone year is about more than looking back—it’s about building on the momentum we’ve created together and shaping the future.
Join us in Columbus in 2026 as thousands of contractors, weatherization professionals, healthy homes experts, trainers, program administrators, energy auditors, and others in residential energy efficiency gather for the latest industry education and networking.
The Clean Energy Homes Conference & Trade Show provides an opportunity for residential energy efficiency professionals to gather, network, and explore best practices in building science and the latest programmatic updates in the state of New York. Attendees will engage in discussions with colleagues, industry experts, and program implementers to learn about advancing energy efficiency.
This in-person course is centered around the BPI Healthy Housing Principles certificate. Students who successfully complete the course will learn how to evaluate residential structures, recognize hazards to human health, and advise occupants on ways to potentially improve health outcomes in their home environment. The class is appropriate for students with intermediate experience in the weatherization and home performance industries. This course will be presented as a hybrid of class presentations, lab activities, and field visits. This class will conclude with a proctored examination of the BPI Healthy Housing Principles examination.
