Full-Time
Updated on 9/3/2026
Energy efficiency and decarbonization planning
$75k - $85k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Columbus, OH, USA
Remote
Must reside in a metropolitan area of Ohio; travel 25–75% with limited overnight travel.
US Citizenship Required
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Resource Innovations is an energy transformation firm that helps utilities and government agencies plan and implement energy efficiency and decarbonization programs. It provides end-to-end consulting and delivery, including program design, analytics, execution, and evaluation to meet energy savings targets and cut carbon emissions. The company differentiates itself by being women-led, purpose-built with a strong impact focus, and by serving as a trusted partner for large-scale utility and government programs. Its goal is to accelerate the transition to clean energy by expanding and executing effective efficiency and decarbonization strategies for utilities and the public sector.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2016
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dcbel joins MassCEC pilot for bidirectional EV home power. The MassCEC pilot treats a bidirectional EV less as transport and more as a household power asset worth subsidising outright * August 12, 2026 dcbel is taking part in the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center's (MassCEC) vehicle-to-everything (V2X) Pilot Program, which fully subsidises the cost of its Ara Home Energy Station, including installation, for eligible bidirectional EV owners. Massachusetts residents who own or lease a Nissan Leaf, a 2025 Polestar 3 or a 2025 Volvo EX90, and lack solar or storage, can apply through 30 September 2026. Once installed, Ara lets homeowners use their bidirectional EV to power the home when rates rise or blackouts strike, while supporting grid resilience across the state. dcbel says Ara can save homeowners up to US$1,300 a year through smart off-peak charging and by using the EV as a daily energy source, and can keep a home powered for up to 10 days during an outage. dcbel developed the programme with partners TMH, Resource Innovation and B2Q. MassCEC will use the pilot to gather data on system performance, environmental and financial impact, and user behaviour to guide future V2X initiatives across the state, with homeowners able to choose between different vehicle-to-grid programmes that Ara manages on their behalf. In a statement, Duc Duy Tran, Sales Lead at dcbel, said: "V2X is often discussed as a grid technology, but for homeowners, its real power begins at home. Ara helps turn a bidirectional EV from a vehicle into a central part of the home's energy mix, giving families a smarter way to manage power, prepare for outages, and increase their energy independence."
Resource Innovations awarded Minnesota Commerce grant to advance cold-climate electrification research. The project will evaluate room heat pumps in multifamily buildings to help inform future utility programs and accelerate practical decarbonization strategies. CHICAGO, IL (Aug. 12, 2026) - Resource Innovations (RI), a trusted partner helping utilities deliver clean energy programs, was awarded a grant of more than $400,000 through the Minnesota Department of Commerce's Conservation Applied Research and Development (CARD) Grant Program to evaluate the performance of room heat pumps (RHPs) in cold-climate, gas-heated multifamily buildings. Through the CARD Grant Program, the Minnesota Department of Commerce is supporting research that advances innovative energy solutions and builds a stronger foundation for electrification in Minnesota's cold and demanding climate. The project, Field Validation of RHPs in Cold-Climate Multifamily Buildings, will begin with Phase One, focused on recruitment and readiness. If participating buildings and tenants are successfully recruited, the project will advance to a full-year measurement and verification (M&V) study examining the technology's ability to reduce natural gas consumption, lower carbon emissions, improve energy efficiency, and maintain occupant comfort across Minnesota's seasons. The findings are expected to inform future utility program design and measure development while advancing practical pathways to building electrification in one of the nation's most challenging climates. "Minnesota's multifamily residences present a significant opportunity to reduce emissions and improve comfort through thoughtful electrification," said Ron Shaw, Advisory Services Vice President at Resource Innovations. "This research will help utilities, regulators, and building owners better understand where room heat pumps deliver the greatest value, providing the data needed to design programs that are practical, reliable, and ready to scale." Resource Innovations will bring its expertise in research and measurement, emerging technologies and optimization, analytics, and strategic consulting to every stage of the study - from recruiting participating buildings and deploying field equipment to analyzing results and sharing findings. Project work began in late July and will continue through 2028. The study will prioritize gas-heated multifamily buildings across Minnesota with an emphasis on income-eligible and underserved communities where affordable practical electrification solutions are especially important. In addition to evaluating energy and carbon savings, the research will assess customer experience and identify the conditions under which RHPs can provide viable, scalable decarbonization strategies. The project reflects growing industry interest in validating emerging electrification technologies through field-based research before expanding utility incentives and large-scale deployment. Results are intended to inform Minnesota's Energy Conservation and Optimization (ECO) programs, including future cost-effectiveness analyses, incentive development, and potential inclusion of room heat pumps in the state's Technical Reference Manual. By combining rigorous field validation with practical program expertise, Resource Innovations continues to help utilities and government agencies accelerate the adoption of innovative clean energy solutions that are equitable, scalable, and built for real-world impact. About Resource Innovations Resource Innovations (RI) is a women-led energy transformation firm focused on powering a clean energy future. Working with utilities, governments, and businesses across North America, the company develops and delivers market-leading energy efficiency, electrification, distributed energy resource, and grid modernization solutions that reduce emissions, improve affordability, and make clean energy more accessible for all. Resource Innovations is a portfolio company of Morgan Stanley Capital Partners. Visit resource-innovations.com to learn more about how Resource Innovations is accelerating the clean energy transition and leading the charge to power change. Related energy resources. Explore Resource Innovations' demand-side management and strategic advising insights.
Resource Innovations (RI) has acquired Shifted Energy, creating the industry's first integrated turnkey utility DSM and edge DERMS platform. This acquisition positions RI to address the growing U.S. electricity demand, projected to exceed capacity by nearly 200 gigawatts. RI now offers end-to-end virtual power plant and flexible load management solutions, enhancing grid operations and energy equity.
Efficiency Arizona will be partnering with Wildfire, formerly the Arizona Community Action Alliance, and other Community Action Agencies across the state to implement this program statewide.
PHOENIX, Aug. 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Resource Innovations has joined in partnership with the Arizona Governor's Office of Resiliency to launch Efficiency Arizona, an initiative that will distribute federal dollars to Arizona residents to increase energy efficiency in homes.The statewide initiative, set to roll out in phases starting this fall, is designed to enhance energy efficiency, promote clean energy, and provide significant cost savings to Arizona residents.Efficiency Arizona logoPhase 1 will be focused on replacement of air conditioning units with heat pumps for Arizonans facing extreme heat and who meet income eligibility requirements (below 80% AMI and 80-150% AMI). The first phase is a partnership with Wildfire and other regional community action agencies. This initiative will be rolled out in phases over the next few months.Efficiency Arizona, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy's Home Energy Rebates programs, is part of a broader national effort initiated by the Inflation Reduction Act, signed by President Biden on August 16, 2022. Through this act, millions of dollars have been allocated to Arizona households to help reduce energy costs, upgrade to clean energy equipment, and cut down on indoor and outdoor air pollution."We are pleased to partner with Resource Innovations to bring Efficiency Arizona to life," said Maren Mahoney, Director of the Arizona Governor's Office of Resiliency