Kevin Eber Email & Phone Number

I write "high profile" documents for DOE's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), including items like R&D 100 Award nominations.From 1999-2010, I was editor of the EERE Network News, a weekly newsletter for the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE). I did most of the research, story selection, writing, coding, and publishing of this document. In July 2010, Ernie Tucker took over as editor, and I served as backup until the newsletter was discontinued in November 2016. The email was sent to more than 60,000 subscribers each week and was also available on a Web page and via an RSS feed; it has since been replaced by the email-only EERE Clean Energy Digest. I was also the lead writer and managing editor on the NREL Research Review 2006 and 2007 and the NREL Annual Report 2009 and helped to blog from the 2007 Solar Decathlon, including both texts and photos. Over the years at NREL, I have worked on a wide range of projects, including editing most of the articles for an edition of Advances in Solar Energy (Volume 7); writing many, many brochures and fact sheets; writing R&D 100 Award submissions; and providing a great deal of content for the NREL and EERE Web sites. I now mainly write about energy systems integration.I was also involved in the early days of green power certification, and helped to launch a non-profit organization called the Renewable Energy Alliance (REA), which is now defunct. I also helped to build the REA Web site and the first Green-e Web site. My involvement started in 1995, when I wrote an article on green pricing for Karl Rábago (who was then in charge of DOE's Office of Utility Technologies) and had it published in the September edition of Electrical World.My specialties are energy in general, specifically energy efficiency and renewable energy; climate change science and policy; and energy systems integration.

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