Research & Strategy
Reports and analysis that help clients compare energy choices, understand costs, and decide what to do next.
Example: The Future of Gas in Illinois
Research, models, and testimony for decisions about energy infrastructure, customer costs, and electrification.
Analysis of gas utility transition pathways, non-pipeline alternatives, consumer cost impacts, and strategic decommissioning planning.
Learn more →Multi-sector decarbonization roadmaps, electrification strategies, and integrated energy planning for states and municipalities.
Learn more →Techno-economic and lifecycle assessment of bioenergy pathways, including realistic evaluation of RNG and biomass potential.
Learn more →Waste-to-energy assessment, sustainable waste management strategies, and lifecycle analysis of waste treatment pathways.
Learn more →Analysis of electric heating, building upgrades, and the costs and infrastructure needed to move away from fossil fuels.
Learn more →Research that turns equity goals into practical decisions about housing, energy costs, and access to clean energy.
Learn more →Reports and analysis that help clients compare energy choices, understand costs, and decide what to do next.
Example: The Future of Gas in Illinois
Models of utility finances, energy use, and local infrastructure to test assumptions and compare alternatives.
Example: Local Energy Asset Planning
Expert testimony, discovery support, and technical review of utility investment and rate proposals.
Analysis and technical support that help working groups and public agencies examine evidence and develop recommendations.
Practical support for agencies and advocates interpreting technical evidence, reviewing proposals, and putting analysis to use.
Planning across buildings, gas, and electricity to align infrastructure investment with climate goals and community needs.
Example: Thermal Transition Strategy
These engagements show the range of organizations we support. Where a Project record is available, follow the client link to browse its projects.
Michael Walsh directed the Massachusetts 2050 Roadmap while at Cadmus and led technical work for Carbon Free Boston at Boston University. Those engagements are part of the team’s experience and are identified separately in the Resource Hub.
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