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Efficient Buildings & Electrification

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Half of Bozeman’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions come from residential and commercial buildings. The individual actions you take to reduce energy use at home can make a difference in reaching our community climate goals, AND save you money along the way!

 

Building Electrification

2024 greenhouse gas emissions pie chart for the City of Bozeman. 50% from buildings, 38% from transportation, 11% from waste, and 1% from other sources.

Building Electrification is the shift to using electricity for powering buildings instead of burning fuels like oil, gas, or propane. When a building is electrified, it can get power from clean energy sources, either from the utility grid or directly from onsite sources, like solar panels installed on the roof.

Below are links to information on how to get started with your home electrification journey. There are steps you can take today to reduce your utility bills, and make your home safer and more comfortable!