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Ellen retired from EESI in November 2020. She focused on developing and promoting policies that maximize community resilience and the use of energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable materials in buildings. Ellen has more than 25 years of experience on building-related policy issues, having previously worked for Steven Winter Associates, a research, design, and consulting firm for high-performance buildings, and for the Air Conditioning Contractors of America. She has participated on National Academy panels, testified before the U.S. Congress, and authored or co-authored a number of significant papers on buildings and energy, including "Beyond Green: High-Performance Buildings," and Advancing a Blueprint for High-Performance Homes.
Issue Brief | Congressional Action on Resilient Infrastructure - Areas of Progress and Future Needs
Issue Brief | Trump FY2018 ‘Skinny’ Budget Proposal
Issue Brief | Obama FY2017 Budget Proposal: Sustainable Energy, Buildings, Transportation & Climate
Weather Disasters Bring Renewed Attention to Adaptation and Resilience Measures in Climate Crisis Report
Resilience Takeaways from the 2020 Clean Energy EXPO
Major Energy Bill Missing Key Provisions to Reduce Emissions: Energy Efficient Building Codes
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EESI Experts Provide Comments on Green Community Standards
Examples to Inspire the Congressional Climate Solutions Caucus
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Sustainability Plans Popular on College Campuses
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High Performance Buildings Celebrated from May 14-19
EESI to Speak at “Passive House” Conference on Energy-Efficient Buildings
EESI’s Ellen Vaughan to Testify about High Performance Green Buildings
House Passes Two Bills Promoting Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
EESI Highlights Urgency of Climate Change, Building Efficiency as Fast Solution