About ICF
Deb Harris
Vice President, Climate Planning and Energy Transition
Deb is an expert in climate, emissions and energy reduction planning, and stakeholder engagement for states, cities, counties, and utilities.
Deb leads our multisector and energy resource solutions business, helping clients navigate the energy and economic transition amid the challenges of low emissions, affordability, load growth, economic development, and resource adequacy. She brings deep expertise in emissions; energy; climate risks; carbon capture, utilization, and sequestration; cost/benefit analyses; resource-efficient operations data and metrics; actionable planning; and monitoring, reporting, and verification. Deb partners with states, cities, utilities, and federal agencies across the country.
Areas of expertise
Education
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M.S., Engineering in Environmental Engineering, Johns Hopkins University
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B.S., Chemical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
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B.S., Engineering and Public Policy, Carnegie Mellon University
Insights
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State and local strategies to build energy programs in any funding environment
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3 insights on the role of AI in grid transformation
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How utilities can take a practical approach to reduce carbon
Webinar
How Duke Energy is achieving ambitious goals
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The role of combined heat and power
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