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Collin Tomb is Business Sustainability Specialist at Boulder County Environmental Health, where she manages data and reporting, trades relations and property owner outreach for the DOE-funded commercial EnergySmart energy efficiency program. She has worked in sustainable building for over 10 years, focusing on net-zero energy strategies and community design. She holds a Master's of Architecture from the University of Utah and a BA in Biology from Harvard.
Collin Tomb is Business Sustainability Specialist at Boulder County Environmental Health, where she manages data and reporting, trades relations and property owner outreach for the DOE-funded commercial EnergySmart energy efficiency program. She has worked in sustainable building for over 10 years, focusing on net-zero energy strategies and community design. She holds a Master's of Architecture from the University of Utah and a BA in Biology from Harvard.
Better Together: Energy Efficiency and Photovoltaics
The overall return on investment on combined energy efficiency and photovoltaic projects is better than for photovoltaic alone says a panel at WREF 2012.
Letting the Light Back In: Daylighting that Works
Daylighting, the most basic way of lighting a room, was technically discussed at WREF 2012 with the focus on the idea that daylighting is great, but electricity is still being used.
Getting Personal with Climate Change
This is a global security issue on a very human level, and we respond to what we see, not what we read.
Mothers’ Day Workshop Sheds Light On Development Hopes
Rural solar electrification is important to women around the world and to the entire world says workshop at WREF 2012.
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