Leah Okrainsky is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
Leah Okrainsky is a program operations analyst at Stem, where she is responsible for the day- to-day operations, performance reporting, and analysis for Stem's eight utility contracts.
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Andrew Terenzio is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
Andrew Terenzio is a product specialist who works in business development for Open Energy Efficiency (OpenEE). Andrew has always been interested in the potential for small businesses with a social focus to emerge and disrupt industries with large incumbents.
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Ashley Henderson is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
Ashley Henderson has served as Stem's Utility Program Manager since 2017. She manages a range of incentive-based market transformation programs and event-based peak load response programs, supporting Stem's eight utility contracts across the United States.
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Chris Espinoza is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
Chris began at BYD in February of 2017 as a general laborer and was promoted rapidly to Lead, then to Supervisor, then to Chassis Department Manager, and finally to his current position.
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Jason Novack is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
Jason Novack has worked for Sunnova for nearly a year, but has worked in the electrical industry for approximately 19 years – assisting with the renewable revolution for the past eight.
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Katie Skende is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
As Stem's Grid Service Program Manager, Katie Skende is responsible for optimizing program performance from the planning and execution of Stem's numerous grid service programs.
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Jon Ward is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
In five years with Siemens, Jon Ward has held positions energy efficiency and smart buildings and is now part of a national team of Siemens energy industry executives that work with utilities, independent power producers, renewable developers, and transportation electrification companies and drive enterprise level business outcomes.
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Lucas Cameron is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
After receiving his Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the University of California, Santa Barbara, Lucas Cameron knew he wanted to pursue a career in the advanced energy sector.
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Rahsaan Perkins is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
Rahsaan Perkins has been with Renovate America for three years. In his current role, Rahsaan helps educate home-improvement contractors about the advantages of offering Renovate America's HERO financing option to their customers who undertake energy and efficiency improvements.
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Raminta Jautokas is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
Raminta Jautokas is the manager of Connected and Environmental Business Development at American Honda and has been with the company for nearly 20 years. She holds a mechanical engineering degree from University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana, is a LEED Green Associate and has completed numerous Association of Energy Engineers classes.
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Rosa Davies is helping Advanced Energy work for California.
After spending more than 5 years in the solar industry, Rosa Davies took a leap to further her career and joined EVgo in December 2017. Initially, she was brought on as a project manager, but in time, her ability to network and interest in business development led her to join the Site Development team.
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California Advanced Energy By The Numbers
California's advanced energy industry employs more than 542,000 workers.
Almost 40% of California's electricity is produced from renewable sources.
The wind industry has invested more than $12.6 billion in California's economy and produces almost 7% of the state's electricity.
California's energy efficiency programs and policies are ranked #2 in the country.
If California continues its current rate of adoption, it will exceed its goal of putting 1.5 million electric vehicles (EVs) on the road by 2025.
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