Sarah Moser joined the development team at Apex Clean Energy in 2016. In her role as development manager, Sarah helps advance projects from the proposal stage to construction ready. She coordinates land lease agreements, local permitting, and siting matters and informs local officials of project updates.
More about Sarah MoserJohn Nomina is responsible for safety, quality, and production at two Schneider Electric manufacturing locations in Southwest Ohio with over 450 employees and eight different product lines. These locations deliver solutions to the largest and most engaging customers in today’s digital market.
More about John NominaTigist Lemji joined Energy Optimizers full-time as an Energy Engineer in January 2018. In her role, Tigist determines the eligibility of projects for utility incentives, creates energy audit reports and supporting documentation, and analyzes utility data as part of energy consumption benchmarking and to determine potential energy savings.
More about Tigist LemjiSeth Parker joined Melink in 2015 to help change the world, one building at a time, by assisting Melink’s growing number of clients who are joining the advanced energy revolution. Seth’s primary responsibilities at Melink involve helping customers implement Solar PV and Geothermal HVAC systems at their commercial facilities to help them reach Net-Zero Energy.
More about Seth ParkerTiffany Christie is the Managing Director, Supply Advisory. Based in Dublin, Ohio, Edison Energy’s Supply Advisory team takes a customer centric approach to delivering supply advisory, procurement, and data and invoice solutions to large consumers of natural gas and power.
More about Tiffany ChristieOhio consistently ranks in the top five for advanced energy manufacturing states in the nation
In Ohio, more than 115,000 homes are power by wind and nearly 20,000 by solar
Ohio is home to the second-largest number of advanced energy jobs in the region, supporting more than 112,000 Ohio jobs
In 2017, Ohio ranked 11th in the country in solar jobs, with more than 6,500 Ohioans working in solar
Reviving the state’s renewable energy and energy efficiency standards in 2016 created a $10 billion market opportunity for Ohio, but onerous setback requirements are depriving the state of $4 billion in wind investments
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