| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Shawn McBurnie |
Director of Information Technology and Operational Technology Security | Profile |
US Fuel Cell Council is a Washington, DC-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Compass Wind is a Denver, CO-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Community Energy has been a pioneer in renewable energy generation for 22 years, developing and financing 2.7 GW of renewable energy projects across the United States, including 2 GW of solar, and delivering the first solar and wind projects at scale in 12 states. Community Energy is a pure play developer with a 55+ person team that anticipates, originates, and develops competitively advantaged solar plus storage projects throughout the country. Community Energy has a large and diverse project pipeline in support of its mission to accelerate the transition to a 24/7 carbon-free grid. Community Energy has offices near Philadelphia, PA and in Boulder, CO.
Conservation Law Foundation forges solutions to environmental challenges – climate change in New England, clean water, healthy communities – for all.
For over 35 years, MARS Company has proven itself in the waterworks industry as the leader in custom-designed and fabricated Water Meter Testing Systems. With over a century of combined experience, MARS Company takes pride in its commitment to offering new and innovative advancements that allow utilities to improve their operation through more accurate, more repeatable, and more efficient water meter testing processes and better ways to use test data. The MARS Water Meter Test Bench System provides the utility of the ability to test more meters at a time, reduce the time to run each test, recycle instead of waste the water used to run the test, and generate highly accurate results. Once testing is completed, there is no need to manually rekey the test results adding further efficiency and elimination of errors. The MARS M3 software then provides virtually unlimited ways to analyze test data to better protect revenue and allow utilities to make data-driven decisions.