Gail has worked at NREL for over a decade in the Strategic Energy Analysis Center and, more recently, in the Integrated Applications Center. A primary area of Gail’s expertise is siting renewable energy on environmentally compromised lands including economic and technical analysis of the viability of renewable energy on these sites. Another area of her expertise is working with tribes and villages through DOE’s Office of Indian Energy on strategic energy planning that includes energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions to meet their energy requirements. Gail is NREL’s Alaska and Arctic liaison and works on strategic aspects of Arctic interest and with villages in Alaska.

Education

M.S. Mineral Economics, Colorado School of Mines

B.S.B.A Finance, University of Colorado

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