Gregory Ehrendreich

Gregory Ehrendreich

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gehrendreich@mwalliance.org

312.784.7273

Research Analyst

Greg Ehrendreich is MEEA's Research Analyst, using data and analysis to support MEEA's policy activities. He joined MEEA in 2006. Prior to MEEA, his activities include studying pollution control and sustainable business, service and retail work, labor activism and several years of post-graduate study of cartilage and arthritis. Greg holds a BS in Biochemistry with a minor in Environmental Studies from Beloit College and an MS in Environmental Management from the IIT-Stuart School of Business.

Author Latest Articles

Smart Discussion on Smart Grids

As more and more distributed resources come onto the grid, we are coming full circle back to something that looks more like Edison’s original…

Cost-Effectiveness Testing Needs a Refresh. The "Minnesota Test" Could be Just the Thing.

Cost-effectiveness testing is an important part of energy efficiency planning, reporting and evaluation. Utilities use cost-effectiveness tests to…

MEEA's Guide to Utility Consumer Advocates in the Midwest

The average Midwesterner pays 65% more for electricity than they did at the turn of the millennium. Saving energy is a key way to help lower customer…

MEEA’s Guide to Stakeholder Collaboration

As a membership organization that includes utilities, businesses, advocates and government agencies, MEEA knows the power of collaboration. Time and…

How Do We Increase Multifamily Energy Efficiency? With Good Data

If you are like me (or 14.8% of Midwesterners), you live in multifamily housing. And if you’ve ever been a multifamily tenant, then you know it can…

It was the Best of Times, It was the Worst of Times (for Data Wonks)

As we hit mid-summer, I begin to look forward to the things I love about the fall: jackets and sweaters, my kids going back to school and four months…