Abode Energy Management is leading the way in decarbonization.
We simplify energy efficiency for homeowners, utilities, and contractors to drive decarbonization and sustainability.
24,000+
decarbonization consultations
With more than 24,000 decarbonization consultations, we help homeowners make informed, confident decisions about high-efficiency upgrades.
2,800+
heat pump quotes reviewed
Using our proprietary software and report, we’ve compared over 2,800 heat pump quotes to help homeowners make informed, confident decisions about high-efficiency upgrades.
2,700+
contractors
We support the clean energy workforce by providing technical guidance, training, and quality assurance to contractors across New England, including 2,700+ contractors in managed heat pump installer networks.
1,600+
energy advocates trained
In partnership with Rewiring America, we equip volunteers with practical knowledge to help their communities navigate home electrification. More than 1,600 trained advocates are now working in 48 states.
Building an inclusive, people-first culture
Dave Boettcher and Travis Estes founded Abode with a clear vision: progress in clean energy is best achieved through integrity, collaboration, and a genuine focus on what matters. Drawing on lessons from years in the industry, Abode was created to do things differently—prioritizing people, relationships, and meaningful impact.
Our team
Headquartered in Massachusetts, the Abode team is a cornerstone of the clean energy transition in the Northeast. Through our work in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island—as well as national educational initiatives with partners like Rewiring America—Abode makes a measurable impact on customers, contractors, communities, and the regional economy.
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👋 We`re here at the @aespinfo conference in San Diego, and this year`s theme really hits home with us: Simplifying energy. Amplifying impact.
As energy gets more complex, the risk of leaving people behind grows. Our work at Abode is focused on removing barriers so clean energy is easier to access and implement.
We connect utilities, contractors, advocates, and communities to turn complexity into action — and action into impact.
If you’re at #AESP2026, look for Travis Estes, Dave Boettcher, and Christopher Haringa. They`d love to connect.
#SimplifyingEnergy #Energy #Decarbonization #AbodeTeam
Homeowners need clarity.
Contractors need support.
Advocates need community.
That’s how this work grows. Check out our latest numbers.
#teamwork #decarbonization #energyefficiency #sustainability
The Abode team is heading to the Association of Energy Services Professionals @aespinfo annual conference in San Diego next week — and we’re looking forward to connecting.
Dave Boettcher, Travis Estes, Kristin Dupre, and Christopher Haringa will be there, joining peers from across the energy industry to talk programs, innovation, and what’s next in efficiency and electrification.
We hope to see you there!
#AESPAnnual #decarbonization #energy
Today`s @yaleclimateconnections podcast episode "The Clean Energy Coach Next Door" features our very own training manager Edith Buhs.
Check it out through the Yale Climate Connections Podcast link in our profile.
We kicked off the first of our 5-part training series with Boston’s Inspection Supervisors the best way possible: on site—showing how Boston’s oldest buildings can modernize for another century.
Led by our Training Manager Edith Buhs, Decarbonization Program Manager William D`Arrigo, and Kristen Simmons from the @cityofboston Mayor’s Office of Housing, the group toured a Jamaica Plain triple-decker in mid-upgrade—seeing firsthand how historic Boston homes can evolve to meet today’s energy, safety, and comfort needs. This tour grounded the series in real buildings and real people.
As the training continues, inspectors will build practical skills around efficient, low-pollution technologies—helping seniors and lower-income residents stay safe, comfortable, and secure, while ensuring upgrades are done right.
We love when community, learning, and climate action come together.
Abode is proud to partner with @tremont.school and the Rotary Club of Concord on a yearlong recycling challenge that puts students in the driver’s seat of real environmental impact. Together, they’re working toward collecting 1,000 pounds of recyclable plastic—and turning it into something tangible: a bench made entirely from recycled materials.
This project isn’t just about recycling. It’s about empowering young leaders, strengthening local partnerships, and showing how small, consistent actions can add up to meaningful change. From learning how to identify recyclable plastics to seeing their efforts literally take shape, these students are building lifelong habits rooted in stewardship and community care.
At Abode, we believe climate solutions are strongest when they’re local, collaborative, and accessible—and this is a perfect example of that in action. Here’s to students leading the way and communities coming together to support them.
#climateaction #youngleaders #recycling
⚡️ Electrification feels complicated — until someone breaks it down for you.
Our very own Edith Buhs is the lead trainer for our partnership with @rewiringamerica’s Electric Coach Course, where she’s helping build a nationwide team of volunteers who guide neighbors through the process of electrifying their homes.
1,500+ people have gone through this program in 48 states!
