Brigid Rowan is an energy economist with over 15 years of experience in the areas of utility and regulatory economics, energy efficiency and renewables. Ms. Rowan has a particular expertise in energy efficiency for lower-income consumers, as well as the planning and operations of hydroelectric systems and interjurisdictional electricity exports in North America. She also has extensive experience in marketing and communications in the energy field.

Ms. Rowan has been a consultant in energy economics and regulation for public interest and private clients in Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, California, Nevada, and New England. Recently, she has co-authored studies on the economic development and environmental impacts of energy options.
 
As an economist, Brigid's priority is decisive, immediate and ongoing action on climate change, while maximizing social equity. As such, she is well-positioned to provide consulting in regard to energy efficiency, renewables, carbon taxation and other climate change solutions. Ms. Rowan has worked with public interest, environmental and indigenous groups, start-ups, large corporations and governments in consulting, senior management and public affairs positions throughout Canada and the US, and internationally.