Josh Traube

Josh Traube is an analyst with Rocky Mountain Institute's Energy and Resources Team. He specializes in process efficiency for industrial clients and computer modeling for electric utilities and RMI research.

Before joining RMI, Josh worked in the Utilities Division of Stanford University to promote energy and water efficiency on Stanford Campus.

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What Does a Very Low Carbon Utility Look Like?
By Josh Traube, June 15, 2009
Most utilities today are rightly concerned about how they're going to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to comply with new energy and climate legislation, while still reliably meeting growing...

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