Cambridge Energy Initiative Charrette

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  • Innovation Challenge Goals
  • How to Achieve Cambridge’s Energy Reduction Goals
  • Using Energy Service Companies to Meet Reduction Goals
  • Additional Measures to Reduce Peak Energy and Fossil Fuel Consumption
  • Combined Solutions Total Potential
  • Increasing Efficiency Potential through Utility Programs and Policy
  • Transportation Fuel Use Reduction Strategies
  • Next Steps
  • Appendix A: Charrette Participants
  • Appendix B: Energy Supply and Use in Cambridge
  • Appendix C: Utility and Policy Ideas from the Charrette
  • Appendix D: Boston Innovation Challenge Breakout Group Ideas

• Co-sponsoring Organizations

  • Barr Foundation
  • Cambridge Energy Alliance
  • Harvard University
  • Henry P. Kendall Foundation
  • M.I.T.
  • Rocky Mountain Institute

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Appendix A: Charrette Participants

1. Aalok Deshmukh, RMI
2. Alexis Karolides, RMI
3. Allison Rutter, RMI
4. Amory Lovins, RMI
5. Amy Panek, Kendall Foundation
6. Bill Prindle, ACEEE
7. Brad Steele, EFI
8. Carrie Brown, MIT Student
9. Chad Riley, RMI
10. Chris Zegras, MIT, Dept. of Urban Studies & Planning
11. Coreina Chan, RMI
12. Dan Sosland, Environment Northeast
13. Daniel Katz, Overbrook Foundation
14. Dave Dayton, Clean Energy Solutions
15. Don Fudge, NEEP
16. Doug Garron, Harvard University - Engineering & Utilities
17. Ernie Moniz, MIT Energy Initiative
18. Greg Franta, RMI
19. Jack Spengler, Harvard School of Public Health
20. James Brew, RMI
21. Jay Phillips, Harvard - FAS Office of Physical Resources
22. Jim Rogers, James K. Rogers, PE
23. Joel Swisher, RMI
24. John Weale, Rumsey Engineers
25. Jonathan Edwards, SmartPower
26. Josh Traube, RMI
27. Kathy Plazak, Plazak Associates
28. Kitty Wang, RMI
29. Leith Sharp, Harvard Green Campus Initiative
30. Lisa Reinhold, Innocentive
31. Mariella C. Tan Puerto, Barr Foundation
32. Marilyne Andersen, MIT - Architecture Dept.
33. Marion Kane, Barr Foundation
34. Mark Farber, Evergreen Solar
35. Marsha Gorden, The Resource Technologies Group
36. Mary Smith, Harvard University - Engineering & Utilities
37. Nancy Clanton, Clanton Associates
38. Natalie Mims, RMI
39. Pat Sapinsley, GEI
40. Paul Gromer, Peregrine Energy Group
41. Peter Cooper, MIT - Dept. of Facilities
42. Peter Lohse, Innocentive
43. Peter Rumsey, Rumsey Engineers
44. Phil Giudice, MA Division of Energy Resources
45. Richard Cowart, Director, Regulatory Assistance Project
46. Rob Pratt, Kendall Foundation
47. Robin Chase, GoLoco
48. Sam Newman, RMI
49. Sharmy Altshuler, RMI Board
50. Stephanie Pollack, Blue Wave Strategies
51. Steve Cowell, CSG
52. Steve Morgan, CESI/Ameresco
53. Steven Lanou, MIT - Environmental Programs
54. Susanne Rasmussen, City of Cambridge
55. Tim Stout, National Grid
56. Tom Vautin, Harvard University Operations Services
57. Tomakin Archambault, MAP, Inc.
58. Victor Olgyay, RMI
59. Walt Henry, MIT - Dept. of Facilities

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