The Induction Cooking MTI seeks to accelerate the market adoption of induction cooktops and ranges to provide a high-quality cooking experience and a more efficient technology than traditional electric resistance and gas stoves. The initiative also aims to reduce GHG emissions and provide enhanced health, safety, and other non-energy benefits afforded by induction technology.
The Room Heat Pumps MTI will accelerate market adoption of this technology, which provides both heating and cooling for small single-family and multifamily households. Room heat pumps provide efficient heating and cooling, performing the same functions as room heaters or window/room air conditioners, and can be self-installed in standard wall
The Commercial Replacement and Attachment Window Solutions fact sheet describes the opportunity, technology, market transformation strategy and equity considerations for this initiative. Window upgrades in existing buildings offer a significant opportunity to improve building envelope thermal performance, reduce heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) loads, and enable downsizing of HVAC
The Residential Heat Pump Water Heating fact sheet describes the opportunity, technology, market transformation strategy and equity considerations for this initiative. Residential heat pump water heaters (HPWHs) are two to three times more efficient than conventional gas and electric resistance water heating options. While HPWHs have been available as energy-efficient
The Foodservice Water Heating Systems fact sheet describes the opportunity, technology, market transformation strategy and equity considerations for this initiative. Restaurants are highly energy-intensive, using five to seven times more energy than other commercial buildings, with water heating alone accounting for up to 20% of that demand. In California, the
CalMTA’s exploration of the Room Heat Pumps (RHPs) Market Transformation Initiative (MTI) identified the need for research into how consumers install, interact with, and utilize this technology. We developed the RHPs Self-Installation Practices Program Strategy Pilot to yield greater insight into two primary assumed benefits of the technology, which are
CalMTA, a program of the California Public Utilities Commission and administered by Resource Innovations, will deliver high-impact solutions that further the State’s clean energy economy and climate goals to benefit all Californians. Market transformation is the strategic process of intervening in a market to create lasting change by removing market
The California Market Transformation Administrator (CalMTA) develops and manages market transformation initiatives in the state to reduce energy use and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
CalMTA follows a rigorous process for reviewing, scoring, and then developing relevant, timely market transformation initiatives. The process supports market transformation initiative creation from concept to program development to market deployment, as well as the eventual exiting of the market.
Learn more about CalMTA’s planning and research on energy efficient technologies and our work to build California’s market transformation portfolio, and access quarterly and annual progress reports.
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