Ingrid Neumann

Ingrid Neumann PhD serves as the Decarbonization Principal at the California Energy Commission, where significant contributions include developing energy efficiency strategies and authoring key legislative reports. With extensive experience in various energy-related roles, Ingrid has focused on building energy efficiency standards and the impacts of fuel substitution through multiple positions at the California Energy Commission. Ingrid's academic career includes faculty roles at Los Rios Community College District and California State University, Sacramento, where innovative teaching methodologies were implemented. Earlier research positions involved experimental studies at UC Davis and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, contributing to advancements in low-temperature physics and materials research. Ingrid holds a PhD in Experimental Condensed Matter Physics from the University of California, Davis, and continues professional development in project management.