Participation
PMF does not imply endorsement, membership, or governance authority without written consent. Organizations listed below have opted into public identification and are expected to disclose material interests relevant to the policy work they contribute to.
Public roster
No participating organizations are published at this time. PMF will add a roster only after each organization confirms its public name, affiliation, and any material conflict disclosure.
Open roles, not current members. These are ways to contribute to the work.
Help define useful comfort, reliable hot water, safe food storage and a household bill that remains manageable.
Contribute lived experience, installation feedback and priorities for renter access and customer control.
Discuss a contributionTranslate equipment proposals into installations that can be commissioned, maintained and repaired locally.
Contribute field costs, training requirements, service capacity and practical inspection or permitting improvements.
Discuss a contributionMake system performance, compatibility, maintenance requirements and lifetime cost reviewable.
Contribute test results, interfaces, warranties and technical feedback on performance-based specifications.
Discuss a contributionBuild financing that supports useful home upgrades while retaining a conservative monthly savings buffer.
Contribute underwriting, ownership and transfer terms, maintenance reserves and approaches to affordable-housing access.
Discuss a contributionTest whether proposed portfolios deliver the promised customer services and measured grid response.
Contribute independent methods, chronological modeling, evaluation design and reproducible operating data.
Discuss a contributionHelp shape accessible programs around local priorities and the experience of households often missed by equipment incentives.
Contribute outreach design, tenant protections, language access and a clear route for feedback and complaints.
Discuss a contributionParticipation standard
Participation may include technical review, lived experience, operational data, policy feedback, or implementation partnerships. It does not make a participant the author of every PMF position.
PMF asks contributors to identify relevant commercial, financing, employment, and procurement interests. Public recommendations remain technology-neutral and should be evaluated on their stated evidence.
Government agencies and regulated utilities retain their own legal decision-making processes. Their appearance in a source list or a working session is not an endorsement.
