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Bowen named to Midwest Energy News' 40 under 40 list

Posted by Lauren Hertel on Saturday, February 25 2017

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Brian Bowen

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Energy & Climate Change, Midwest

Midwest Energy News’ 40 Under 40 award program highlights emerging leaders throughout the region and their work in America’s transition to a clean energy economy.

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Brian Bowen 
Regulatory Affairs Manager, Midwest, FirstFuel Software
Brian Bowen manages regulatory affairs and market development in the Midwestern United States and Canada at FirstFuel, a leading provider of utility-scale customer intelligence. Bowen works with stakeholders, regulatory staff, and legislators to promote analytics-enabled energy efficiency and customer engagement programs across the Midwest. Bowen previously worked in the demand response, smart home, and community solar sectors. He is a Switzer Environmental Fellow and holds a master’s degree in city planning from MIT and a B.A. from Yale University. Bowen lives in Chicago.

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