Sean Faltermeier is an energy efficiency consultant with a wealth of experience in navigating the intersection of energy technology and policy. His passion is to contribute to reducing energy consumption in a bid to mitigate the impacts of climate change. Sean is particularly skilled in managing a team of engineers providing technical analyses to support the development of national energy efficiency standards and test procedures for HVAC equipment for the US Department of Energy Appliance Standards Program. With a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, Sean went on to further pursue an M.S. in Chemical Engineering Practice at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Sean's technical expertise encompasses HVAC fundamentals, efficiency, and equipment design, Federal energy regulations, and refrigerants (including low-GWP and natural refrigerants). He boasts of over 7 years of experience in Energy Efficiency and Policy Analysis, having served as an Associate Director, Managing Consultant, and Senior Consultant at Navigant. Prior to this, he gained experience as a Student Technical Consultant at Novartis and General Mills. He also worked as a Graduate and Undergraduate Research Assistant at MIT and Georgia Institute of Technology, respectively.

Overall, Sean is an expert in energy efficiency consulting, capable of providing invaluable insights into policies and technologies aimed at reducing energy consumption and mitigating climate change.

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