Energy Sciences
Michelle Dainus Peters is a Consulting Services Program Manager at Energy Sciences, where responsibilities include managing the DOE Energy Future Grant Project for the City of Madison Heights and overseeing various utility programs. With experience dating back to 2009, Michelle has successfully managed projects aimed at sustainability and energy efficiency, collaborating with multiple stakeholders including city administrations and utility clients. Prior roles at ICF involved account management for trade ally contractors, while earlier positions at Lowe's and other companies focused on design and operations within the architecture and home improvement sectors. Michelle holds a Bachelor of Science in Interior Architecture from Lawrence Technological University.
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Energy Sciences
Establishing decarbonization programs, locating green incentives, hunting for energy savings, it might sound like a burden to most, but for us, it’s a joy. Our passion for creating sustainable outcomes and energy efficiencies is expansive. It carries us with ease and purpose through the thick and thin of energy management practices, so we can help our clients make a positive, cleaner impact on the world. Many think sustainability can’t be fun, we think otherwise. Our zealous team of energy efficiency superheroes places the utmost care and technical know-how into every project. We improve facility systems, create unique and measurable plans, and conserve energy while saving millions of dollars (and the planet) in the process. With a small yet mighty footprint, we become a nimble extension of our clients. From energy consulting to decarbonization strategies, Energy Sciences helps commercial, industrial, and municipal clients identify and eliminate waste to increase their energy efficiency. Taking a strategic and comprehensive approach, we activate the best practices and people to produce truly impactful results that improve the longevity of our planet.