Kevin works at the intersection of building science, energy systems, and policy to accelerate building decarbonization. He translates complex energy, market, and economic research into clear, compelling insights that inform effective market and policy strategies. His expertise spans electric and gas systems, building-grid interactivity, quantitative research, and data visualization. Kevin holds a Ph.D. in architectural engineering and brings over a decade of experience advancing decarbonization in the building sector.
Community infrastructure, such as thermal energy networks, district geothermal, urban forests, shade structures, and smart surfaces, can have a collectively lower upfront cost and lower community-wide energy consumption and the costs of cooling. For example, strategic deployment of cool roofs in Atlanta, mandated by ordinance, are expected to cool the city by 2.4°F in peak […]
