There are lots of reasons to make the switch from fossil fuel-powered systems to modern electric technologies.
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Everyone’s going electric! Together, we’re moving from fossil fuels to a more sustainable, energy-resilient, electric-powered future. That transition is called “electrification”—and Qmerit built this resource center to help make it easier.
There are lots of reasons to make the switch from fossil fuel-powered systems to modern electric technologies.
At Qmerit, we believe the fastest way to transition away from fossil fuels is providing safe, reliable and affordable alternatives.
Generate and store your own clean energy to keep your home running during power outages and reduce electric bills year-round.
Electrification can boost your budget in many ways, from home energy efficiency rebates to reduced fuel and maintenance costs for EV drivers.
Tap the icons below to explore the exciting energy transition technologies that today’s homeowners are adopting.
With EV and PHEV ownership soaring, many homeowners are starting the electrification journey with Level 2 home charging so they can recharge while they sleep.
Many homeowners start their electrification journey with rooftop solar panels to generate clean power that can be sold back to the grid.
Turn your home into a “nanogrid” that can operate independently of the public grid when the electricity is out, or during peak hours when it’s more expensive.
Monitor and manage your electricity usage, and automate the way your electrification technologies interact with each other.
Qmerit has long been at the forefront of the electrification space. North America’s leading provider of installation services for electric vehicle (EV) charging and other electrification technologies for homes and businesses, the company supports the shift away from traditional fossil fuel-powered systems toward more sustainable, resilient electric technologies.
In this white paper, members of Qmerit’s team as well as other leading industry experts share their knowledge, insights and expertise.
Browse the electrification questions we get most often and find out the answers.
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