Developed solar projects on 13 city owned properties including one landfill solar farm, nine solar car ports at three locations, and roof mounted projects at nine locations. Have converted 13 schools and city buildings to LED lighting. Executed electricity and natural gas supply contracts that have saved the City millions of dollars. Have installed seven electric vehicle charging stations. Have obtained over $1.5 million in State Green Communities and DEP EV grants. Was part of the team that developed the City of Newton’s Climate Action Plan adopted by the City Council in November 2019. Currently part of the CAP implementation team in addition to prior duties.

TEC-RI is a non-profit membership organization representing the energy interests of large commercial, industrial and institutional energy users in Rhode Island. My role was to effect change in policy, programs and regulation to help provide affordable and reliable energy in an environmentally sound manner. As Executive Director, I testified on proposed legislation, testified at public meetings of the RI PUC, worked with staff of the RI House, Senate and the Division of Public Utilities. I was a member of the National Grid Energy Efficiency Collaborative, the DG Standard Contract's Board, the ISO New England GLG coordinating committee and other policy making committees at the state and ISO.

Developed and manged commercial and industrial efficiency programs.

ESCO contracting, FCM participation, efficiency and renewables programs.

O&M of state buildings and fleet, capital planning, energy.