Ursula Abrams

Ursula Abrams is an expert in solar, wind, and thermal energy technologies, focusing on renewable energy workforce development and sustainability.

With a background in law and a Juris Doctor degree from the City University of New York School of Law, Ursula excels in structuring work systems that meet stringent requirements and promote craftsmanship, safety, and employment opportunities in the renewable energy sector.

Passionate about education, certification, operations, policies, procedures, and ethics, Ursula has held various roles in different organizations, such as Operations Manager at NABCEP, Vice President Board Of Directors at Honest Weight Food Co-op, and Program Coordinator at the New York State Department of Labor.

Ursula's dedication to service extends to her roles as Hebrew Teacher at Temple Sinai in Saratoga Springs, NY, serving on the Governance Review Council at Honest Weight Food Co-op in Albany, NY, and as a Fellow at the Women and Public Policy Fellowship.

Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Culture and Society from SUNY Purchase, complementing her legal expertise.

Ursula has also contributed to various fields beyond law and energy, including teaching, writing, risk management, and book ownership, showcasing her diverse skill set and interests.

Through her work and involvement in various organizations, Ursula Abrams stands as a beacon of excellence in fostering sustainable energy practices and promoting human needs through the application of law and education.