Casey Fields Email & Phone Number

Chapel Hill, NC, US

Provide regulatory guidance to program teams in NC that includes modifications to existing and new programsProvide testimony on NC DSM/EE cost recovery filingsManage the DSM/EE Carolinas Collaborative with stakeholders

Solutions development that includes:High Energy Use Pilot for income qualified homesSmart $aver/Solar as EE program developmentMy Energy Bill Plus in FL discovery phaseExplored Small/medium business backup generation projects

A part of a team that runs the Neighborhood Energy Saver Program in Residential Markets that assists income eligible households in achieving more efficient means by educating and installing measures that can help bring their bills down. Also work with weatherization agencies and other organizations to deliver dollars to assist weatherization services as.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

- Represent the client, Duke Energy Progress in stores and at events.- Develop reporting measures to deliver to the client.- Visit retailers to verify buy-down prices and maintain relationships with managers and associates including training in the store.- Plan and execute events in stores as well as in the community.- Assist customers with making choices.

North Carolina

- Attended various public events as a personality. - Represented the company and answered various questions about energy-saving opportunities.

- Helped develop concepts, text and images for major exhibit renovations at the Harris Visitor’s Center.- Analyzed and troubleshoot computer-based interactive exhibits.- Planned and conducted educational programs to explain nuclear power to the public (elementary through adult ages).- Supported site-wide communications, including HNP News, plant tours, and.

As an intern, my role was to support communications on-site by handling various responsibilities such as educating the public on nuclear power and working on the upkeep of exhibits within the visitors center. At the conclusion of the internship I provided feedback for improvements with various programs and exhibits.This opportunity allowed me to establish.

My job as president of the Engineers' Council was to oversee and maintain the organization's role in the College of Engineering and it's student body. During this time we held two Engineering Career Fairs, which brought in 2,000 students and around 175 companies each time; Co-sponsored Engineers' Week and started a Presidents' Roundtable, which consisted.

Trained employees on different aspects of distribution, fabricated labels for various parts and supported supervisors with daily activities while finishing up my last semester of high school and beginning my college career.