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Laurie Actman

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Laurie Actman serves as the deputy director for the Energy Efficient Building Hub in Philadelphia.

In that role she helps to lead and manage The EEB Hub’s policy,deployment and workforce activities related to achieving a 20% reduction in energy use by average size buildings in the Philadelphia region. Previous to joining the EEB Hub, Laurie was the Director of Strategic Partnerships and Public Policy for Viridity Energy, a leading- edge smart grid and load management technology company where she developed projects and partnerships with cities, transit agencies and large energy users as well as positioned Viridity with key policymakers and elected officials. She joined Viridity in March 2010 after serving as a consultant for two years to Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, helping to launch the Mayor’s Office of Sustainability and the Metropolitan Caucus. Her work through both those efforts helped lead to the region’s success in winning a $25 million Recovery through Retrofit grant from the U.S. Department of Energy for regional commercial and residential energy efficiency and retrofit activities.

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How Philadelphia is leading in energy innovation

February 27, 2013

By Laurie Actman

The mayor's sustainability efforts, along with EEB Hub, are creating a more resilient and competitive building stock.

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