At E3, Jared Landsman works at the intersection of the building and energy sectors, working on topics including building & transportation electrification, load flexibility, customer affordability, rate design, load forecasting, and grid impact analysis, at the bulk-grid level down to the distribution system. Jared leads much of E3’s work on non-pipeline alternatives, with a focus on targeted electrification and gas decommissioning, helping utilities understand how to cost-effectively prune the gas system. Jared has also led a lot of E3’s work on codes & standards and existing building policy, including Clean Heat Standards, Zero Emissions Equipment Standards, and Building Performance Standards. With his extensive experience in building decarbonization, Jared manages E3’s Building Electrification Toolkit to evaluate both customer and grid impacts of building electrification, leveraging NREL’s ResStock & ComStock datasets. Jared also spearheaded a ResStock & ComStock practitioner working group, to share knowledge and cases studies across the industry.
Jared has been passionate about sustainability his whole life and has made it a priority to work for a mission-driven company where he can have a real impact on the world. He is particularly interested in how to enable equitable electrification.
Prior to joining E3, Jared worked at the MEP engineering firm, Integral Group, leading their Building Performance team. Outside of work, Jared enjoys spending time in nature, particularly hiking and skiing up in the mountains.
Education: M.S., Architecture, Building Science, and Sustainability, University of California, Berkeley; B.S., Civil Engineering, Cornell University.
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