QUARTERLY MEMBER MEETING | Thursday September 24, 2026

  • 24 Sep 2026
  • 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  • DENVER MUSEUM OF NATURE & SCIENCE – 2001 Colorado Blvd., Denver, CO 80205 and Virtual on Zoom

Registration


Register


Breakfast & Networking 7:00 - 7:30 am

Meeting: 7:30 - 10:00 am


Meeting Agenda & Speaker Lineup

Industry News & Updates

Colorado Contractor Hub (CCH) News

Holly Harris, Associate Director CCH, Building Decarbonization Coalition

 

Launching Xcel Energy On-Bill Financing

Ryan Campbell, Workforce Development Manager,

Colorado Collective Energy Fund (CCEF)


Amendment 82: Right to Natural Gas Will It Impact HP Contractors?

Julius Hernandez, Campaign Manager, Bighorn Company


EEBC Action Councils’ Progress Intervening

on Xcel Energy’s 2027-29 ICP (Megadocket)

EEBC Staff and Legal Team: Howard Geller, DSM Regulatory Advisor;

Mark Detsky and Daniel Rubin, Dietze & Davis


Panel Discussion

Simplifying the Fragmented Rebating Experience

Exploring Other States’ Models and What’s Possible in CO


 Introduction: National Trends in Standardization & Simplifying Rebates

Don Becker, Sr Manager, ICF


Panelists:

Tech Clean California - Energy Solutions

Chris Prato, Director-CO, and Evan Kamei, Program Director-CA


Energy Trust of Oregon

Hannah Cruz, Government and Stakeholder Relations Lead


Efficiency Maine

Michael Stoddard, Executive Director


Focus on Energy (Wisconsin)

Dylan Crye, IRA Programs Manager, APTIM


Moderator: Patricia Rothwell, Executive Director, EEBC


Q&A/Open Discussion

We’ll explore how other organizations have tackled standardizing, simplifying, and aligning rebates in their states and designed models to deliver universal applications and processing. What can we learn from them about how to chart our future rebate landscape in Colorado?

Bring your questions and ideas!

 

Announcements & Closing Remarks

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2001 Colorado Blvd., Denver, CO 80205

 Ricketson Auditorium and Schlessman Lobby




We are excited about our new location and it comes with some perks!


  • QMM attendees will have free access to visit the museum exhibits* following the meeting.
  • Participants are free to use available workspaces in the building during and after the meeting.
  • The museum will provide a catered buffet breakfast
  • There is plenty of free and accessible parking.
  • The museum is located in a central location in the Denver metro area.

*Museum access is for the day of the meeting only (following the meeting) and does not include Infinity Theater, Gates Planetarium, Discovery Zone or temporary exhibitions.

Registration Process


Our new location comes with the following important changes

in our registration process:

REGISTER EARLY!


IN PERSON 

If you plan to come in person, you must register by the Monday before the meeting (September 21st) and select "in person" on your registration. The museum needs a head count for the food by close of business on that date.


Virtual registration will still be available until the night before the QMM.

For those attending virtually:

The Zoom link will be provided in your registration confirmation email.


You must be registered for both virtual and in-person attendance.

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