Sherri Billimoria
Rocky Mountain Institute
Over the past two years, Sherri Billimoria has focused on developing business models and processes to connect low-income customers to clean energy benefits. She is co-author of "The Economics of Electrifying Buildings," looking at the cost and carbon implications of electrifying space and water heating in residential buildings. Most recently, she has been working on regulatory policy process in Oregon and Hawaii.Before joining RMI, Sherri received her MS in Earth Systems from Stanford University, focused on environmental communication, policy and education.
New York Housing Authority announces new bold commitment to electrification
Decarbonizing the largest public housing authority in North America could improve the health of low-income communities. Read More
Yes, clean, electric buildings can reduce emissions and save money in new construction
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