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Genevieve is a manager with RMI’s Global Electricity Transition Program, where she supports low- and middle-income countries in accelerating progress toward their energy security, economic development, and reliability objectives. She directly supports utilities, regulators, and governments to develop and implement business models and market solutions that cost-effectively address operational challenges on the grid.
Genevieve supported public and private utilities, regulators, advocates, and corporations across the United States in examining the role of distributed energy resources, including distributed solar, demand flexibility, battery storage, and energy efficiency, to accelerate system-wide electricity decarbonization.
Through RMI’s Collaborative Practices Initiative, Genevieve also designs, convenes, and facilitates workshops globally with a diverse set of decision makers and stakeholders to counter challenges and pressure test new ideas that accelerate decarbonization.
Background
Prior to joining RMI, Genevieve interned with the Sustainability Unit of 4 Pines Brewing Company in Australia. She implemented a supply chain management strategy for the brewery’s raw materials to be assessed as part of the B Corp Certification. In Melbourne, Genevieve worked on a sustainable bait fishing campaign for Clifton Consulting Group, primarily focused on stakeholder engagement concerning amended legislation.
Pursuing her passion for snowboarding, Genevieve lived in Japan and Canada before moving to Colorado.
Education
B.S., Environmental Science, University of Melbourne, Australia
Master’s Degree in Agricultural Sciences, Sustainable Food Production, University of Melbourne, Australia
