Marshall Cox, Decarbonization, Connecticut

Marshall Cox, who has been in the industry for 13 years, is the Founder & CEO of Kelvin.

Why is clean energy important to you? Climate change is an existential threat.

What's a memorable clean energy project you’ve worked on? The deployment of Thermostatic Radiator Enclosures at the Clinton Hill Coops, a 1100 apartment complex in Brooklyn where it saves over 40% in natural gas consumption annually.

What did you do prior to working in clean energy? Why did you transition to the clean energy industry? Organic Semiconductors and low-dimensional materials (graphene, quantum dots).

What do you wish more people knew about the clean energy industry? It's a very broad category — no matter your background you can get involved if you want to.

Why should congress invest in clean energy jobs? Great jobs, biggest impacts, great returns on federal dollars.

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