Using my background in building design, construction, and operation I am evaluating policies and technologies that will make the buildings of the future and lead us to our net zero carbon goals.
Previously, I worked in sustainable design firm, doing energy analysis and sustainability consulting on high performance buildings. Prior to that I worked in energy conservation programs in existing buildings, providing audits and recommendations for buildings to minimize their energy consumption.
BS, Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Virginia
LEED Accredited Professional
Engineer-in-Training
Oakland, CA
Demand flexibility provides significant potential in NYC to reduce carbon emissions, provide improved health and environmental benefits, and support cost-effective electrification and compliance with LL97.
This report provides context for the potential impact of using time-of-use emission factors to reduce emissions associated with electricity use in buildings.
During the California wildfire season this past year, utility companies had to shut off power to tens of thousands of residents in an attempt to prevent wildfires. These Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) help keep communities safe but can be very disruptive to everyday life. Utilities are not always able…