Beth DiPilato is a Project Engineer in the Facilities and Process Engineering team at S&C Electric Company Her engineering team is responsible for the finishing systems at S&C and providing engineering support to production operations. Beth holds a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from the University of Dayton in Ohio.
More about Beth DiPilatoBrian Bowen works with FirstFuel’s technology partners to integrate data analytics into utility customer service interactions. With the advent of smart meters and advanced customer data analytics, utilities have an unprecedented amount of information about the ways in which their customers use energy—and their preferences for new energy products and services.
More about Brian BowenAt Franklin Energy Services, Tomas Alvarez is responsible for educating customers on energy efficiency and providing information about incentives and services available to them. He also makes recommendations to homeowners, landlords, and building owners for modifications to their electric and gas systems.
More about Tomas AlvarezDan Jones has worked at Direct Energy for over nine years and is responsible for managing numerous indirect channel partners in Illinois, Ohio, and Michigan. In 2013 and 2018, Dan was awarded the company’s top honor, the President’s Club award.
More about Dan JonesDavid Gladem leads the operations and maintenance organization responsible for almost a gigawatt of wind energy in the United States and Canada. David has been with ACCIONA for three years. His responsibilities include working with internal teams and third- party contractors to ensure ACCIONA’s sites are operating safely and efficiently.
More about David GlademLast year, Illinois produced more than 7% of its electricity from wind and solar resources.
Illinois ranks sixth in the nation for installed wind capacity, producing enough electricity to meets the needs of more than 1 million Illinois homes.
The state’s energy efficiency programs are expected to save nearly $7 billion for Illinois consumers through 2030.
Advanced energy supports 130,000 jobs in Illinois.
Under the Future Energy Jobs Act, passed by the Illinois legislature last year, Illinois will devote at least $750 million to training for new energy jobs.
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