Erin Camp, Phd Email & Phone Number

Boston, Ma, Us

Boston, Ma, Us

I am designing and implementing a new program at PowerOptions to support our nearly 500 non-profit and public entity members with reducing their carbon emissions, leveraging their utility data wisely, and advising them on their most pressing energy issues.

Cambridge, Ma, Us

- Senior energy consultant and client liaison to federal, state, and local governments; environmental advocates; state consumer advocates; state public utilities commissions; foundations and non-profit organizations. - Experienced project manager and analytical modeler on quantitative projects relating to renewable energy, electrification of transportation and buildings, energy storage, economics and energy policy analysis. In 2020, completed all projects on time and under budget.- Author of expert witness testimony within utility regulatory proceedings pertaining to building and transportation electrification issues, including electric rate design and EV charging station needs in various jurisdictions.- Representative and proxy voter on behalf of consumer advocate and non-profit clients at ISO-New England NEPOOL technical committee meetings. - Co-author of several reports that calculate emissions reductions, electric grid impacts, jobs impacts, and electric customer bill impacts of increased electrification and energy efficiency in U.S. states and Canadian provinces. - Leader of Synapse’s GIS team and co-developer of Synapse’s interactive Power Plant map, built in ArcGIS Online.- Responsible for identifying and developing new business, scoping and writing proposals, and cultivating existing and new client relationships.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Consultant with project management, analytical modeling, policy, strategy, and business development expertise in the renewable energy and sustainability practice of the Cadmus Group. Clients include U.S. cities, states, utilities, foundations, and international governments. Key projects include:- For the Cities of New York, Boston, Providence, and the District of Columbia, I developed an analytical tool that can identify optimal residences for renewable heating and cooling technologies using publicly available data. The tool has been adapted to over twenty US cities and towns for several types of renewable heating and cooling technologies. - Consulted for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to develop a roadmap for accelerating electric vehicle deployment in their state. Managed the research, scenario modeling, and stakeholder facilitation components of the project.- For the Government of Jamaica, developed a computational application to monitor and track the economics of their country's energy projects, transportation projects, and energy efficiency programs over time. Trained key Energy Department personnel how to use the tool. - Managed a project to support the Government of Antigua and Barbuda in developing their next-generation National Energy Policy, which focuses on energy efficiency, renewable energy, and energy resilience strategies. - Using quantitative modeling, delivered policy recommendations to the Government of Antigua and Barbuda on their commercial and residential solar net-billing rates.

Meister Consultants Group joined the Cadmus Group in October of 2017; See above for key work experience.

Ithaca, Ny, Us

• Designed and implemented on schedule three impactful data-driven renewable energy research projects, which has resulted in two first-author journal publications• Collaborated on a successful grant proposal to the Department of Energy with two other universities• Managed a major component of the Department of Energy grant project, which had impactful results for sedimentary low-temperature geothermal exploration in the eastern United States• Analyzed large datasets pertaining to complex energy-related problems using technical skills, GIS, and programming to achieve useful products for decision-makers• Presented my research at multiple public speaking engagements, including two recent national conferences and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority• Advised and mentored a Master’s student during the design and implementation of an energy economics project • Completed with high marks courses in geology, chemical engineering, and energy economics; worked as a Teaching Assistant for Analysis of Sustainable Energy Systems, a course outside my primary field of expertise

Seattle, Wa, Us

• Executed a pilot research project that applied a geochemical technique to an operating geothermal field, resulting in an improved understanding of fluid flow in the subsurface• Charged with the responsibility of developing the criteria by which a limited number of samples were selected for laboratory analysis from a repository of tens of thousands• Learned unfamiliar subsurface and laboratory analysis techniques quickly, which I’ve applied to my research at Cornell • Analyzed and interpreted all datasets, published results in a conference paper as co-author, and presented results of my research to an audience at Cornell

Washington, Dc, Us

Employee of SRA, International, working as a contractor to the Department of Energy.• Researched and modeled the sensitivity of the price of geothermal electricity to advancements in various technologies, culminating in a list of critical technologies to recommend for future research funding• Self-taught the use of the DOE GTO techno-economic model, GETEM, within one month • Designed and conducted an industry-wide survey on research gaps for the future of geothermal energy, resulting in the conclusion that geothermal exploration methods need to be improved to reduce project risk

Alexandria, Va, Us

• Independently attended Congressional hearings related to geoscience public policy, and published detailed summaries on the AGI website to update the public on geoscience policy news• Researched current issues and events in geoscience policy; wrote and designed factsheets for the AGI website• Built relationships with influential policy makers and geoscientists on Capitol Hill• Conducted an intern research project focused on hydraulic fracturing of shale gas; published results in the American Association of Petroleum Geologists’ (AAPG) Explorer publication• Designed the document structure of the ten-year 2012-2022 AGI Strategic Plan

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geological Sciences

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Geology