Nick Schlag +Mr. Schlag joined E3 in 2009 after completing his M.S. in Civil & Environmental Engineering at Stanford University. His work at E3 has focused on the practice areas of Renewables and Emerging Technology, Resource Planning, and Energy Efficiency and Demand Response. He has worked with both regulatory agencies and utilities on issues related to long-term resource and transmission planning and the cost-effectiveness of various demand-side programs. Mr. Schlag's prior experience includes fellowships at the Rocky Mountain Institute and the Stockholm Environment Institute.

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nick@ethree.com