Allie Detrio is the Chief Strategist for Reimagine Power, where she specializes in helping clients navigate continuously evolving energy policies and regulations so they can focus on innovating the way to a more sustainable clean energy future.  She has over 15 years of experience working in clean energy and sustainability holding a variety of positions in policy, operations, business development, and research. 

Detrio is known for her fierce advocacy work in the industry. In 2018, she was awarded the California Solar & Storage Association's Annual Award for her leadership in passing legislation to commercialize the microgrid market in California (SB 1339) and legislation extending the state’s energy storage incentive program authorizing $800M in new funding (SB 700). Recently, Allie was a key player in securing microgrid eligibility and funding ($700M) for California’s new reliability incentive programs (AB 205). 

Outside of RP, Allie serves as the Senior Advisor for the Microgrid Resources Coalition (MRC), where she manages all microgrid industry advocacy efforts in the west, including serving as an expert witness and providing testimony in multiple state legislatures and commissions, and is a registered lobbyist for the MRC in California. Prior to founding Reimagine Power, Allie was the Manager of Policy & Strategy at ENGIE, a global microgrid developer, the largest IPP and provider of energy services in the world, and where Allie cut her teeth on microgrid policy. 

Allie was one of the first in the world to receive an accredited B.S. in Sustainability from the Global Institute of Sustainability at Arizona State University. She was a cohort of the Decision Center for a Desert City and has minors in Economics, History and Philosophy. 

Allison (Allie H) is Reimagine Power's Senior Policy Analyst based in Sacramento, CA. She specializes in California legislative affairs and provides critical research and insight into the activities at state agencies such as the CEC, CPUC, OPR, SGC, and CARB. Her role within RP has expanded greatly since starting out and in addition to her imperative policy work, she piloted our internship program in the beginning of the year and continues to manage our social media accounts to provide real-time coverage of the microgrid and cleantech industry. 

Before joining the RP team, Allison graduated from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in May of 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic. During that time, she worked as a Legislative Intern for the Hawaii Solar Energy Association (HSEA) and then transitioned to Alternate Energy, a solar company, where she focused on administrative responsibilities. There she gained operational and on-the-ground coordination skills to elevate her career in the renewable energy industry. She soon connected with Allie Detrio where she was brought on to assist RP with policy work and the rest is history. 

Allison's passion for her work and magnetic energy makes her an invaluable part of the Reimagine Power team. Keep an eye out for her at the capitol where you can find her repping RP and championing for exciting policies and projects! 

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Selena is an outreach & marketing consultant based in Oakland, CA amplifying the messages of people and movements rooted in climate justice. With Reimagine Power, Selena has leveraged the team's policy expertise to spearhead campaigns that support federally-recognized tribes in their pursuit of energy sovereignty, and that help California communities leverage technologies for an energy future free from fossil fuels.

Selena has a passion for the critical redesign of 21st century collective ownership--that of regenerative land stewardship, cooperative models of sustainable asset creation for underrepresented groups, and energy resilience. As such, she currently serves as the National Campaign Coordinator of the Reimagined Energy for our Communities (REFOCUS) campaign at the Energy Democracy Project, and as a board-member of People Power Solar Cooperative. Most recently, she has also held leadership roles within the California Alliance for Community Energy, Berkeley Student Cooperative Alumni Association,  and the Coalition for Environmental Equity and Economics (CEEE). She currently serves as an Environmental Justice Advisor with the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission. When not supporting community and clients, Selena is surfing, hiking among redwoods, or on two wheels with her bicycle-touring theatre troupe (Agile Rascal). 

More info at: www.sfconsultingco.com

Dr. Daniel Howard is a visionary energy researcher, entrepreneur, and has been part of multiple disruptive technology startups. He is the technical regulatory consultant for Reimagine Power and supports the firm with regulatory affairs strategy and writing, expert research and quantitative analysis on the economic, environmental, public heath, and social costs and benefits of clean energy, power system and electrical engineering consulting, and client strategy development. Outside of Reimagine Power, Dr. Howard develops software at his company Quantum Energy, Inc. to provide corporations, governments and utilities with a more complete picture of the human health and ecosystem impacts of their energy decisions. 

Dr. Howard has a Ph.D. in Energy and Environmental Engineering from the University of California, Irvine. He was previously a research fellow for the National Science Foundation, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

More info at: www.quantum-ec.com

Igor joins the Reimagine Power team as our Strategic Partnerships Director and Senior Policy Advisor where he specializes in the development of new and ongoing strategic partnerships, coalition building activities, grassroots mobilization, and stakeholder engagement with an expert focus on energy democracy for multifamily rooftop solar, battery storage, and microgrid and EV charging systems. Prior to Reimagine Power, he served at the California Solar and Storage Association (CALSSA), California’s largest renewable energy trade association. 

Before CALSSA, Igor spent 12 years at the U.S. Department of Energy serving in roles spanning nuclear safety, nonproliferation, energy, and intergovernmental affairs in California, Nevada, Texas, Washington, D.C., and Central Asia. His local public service experience includes two elected terms on the Berkeley Rent Stabilization Board, various appointed roles, and service on the Sierra Club’s California Executive Committee and other nonprofit boards. Igor has founded and/or has served as a partner at several small businesses specializing in campaign strategies consulting, and regulatory and legislative advocacy. 

He holds an M.S. in Engineering Management from Duke, a Certificate in International Security from Stanford, a Certificate in Public Leadership from the University of San Francisco, and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and B.A. in Political Science from UC Berkeley. Outside of his local and state advocacy, he is organizing to bring distributed solar and storage and energy democracy and deploy an Energy Security Marshall Plan to his homeland of Ukraine.

WATCH: Our very own Igor speaks in Oakland about the unfair PUC rooftop solar proposal.

LISTEN: Learn more about this proposal.

Christine joined Reimagine Power shortly after launch to help with the organization and administrative workings of the business and was soon promoted to Director of Operations. Christine is a jack-of-all trades specializing in client communications, human resources management, accounting and budgeting, creative design, and serves as Allie's executive assistant and counsel. 

Christine graduated from Ohio University with a B.S. in Restaurant and Hotel Management and Business Administration. Since working for Allie, she has continued to further her education and specialize her skills by obtaining certifications in Payroll Accounting and Human Resources Administration.  

She began her career in Cleveland, OH working in the hotel industry where she built a foundation of administrative, media and event management, communications, and leadership skills that she took with her to Raleigh, NC. Eventually, Christine pivoted to the veterinary industry for her love of animals where she found her passion for small business management and operations. At Reimagine Power, Christine keeps the internal workings of the business on track and helps facilitate RP's unique company culture. Her versatile work experience and creative energy allows her to wear many hats and makes her a critical part of the team. 

Rachel is a policy strategy consultant based in Alameda, CA, helping clients across the clean energy industries and advocacy community achieve their regulatory, legislative, and market development goals in California and beyond. Rachel adds more capacity & firepower to Reimagine Power's client advising and advocacy work.

Prior to launching her consulting practice in 2020, founder Rachel served as Director of Policy and Business Development, West for Borrego Solar (now New Leaf Energy), during which time she served on the board of the California Solar and Storage Association (CALSSA). Prior to joining Borrego Solar, Rachel co-founded and ran Leadership for a Clean Economy, a nonprofit political organization that recruited, supported, and elected climate leaders to state and local office in California. Rachel previously worked on a number of electoral campaigns, most recently serving as the Political Director for a 2012 congressional campaign that defeated the incumbent by four percent. Rachel holds a B.A. in Public Policy from Duke University. 

More info at: www.rachelbirdstrategies.com

Maia joined the Reimagine Power team in the beginning of 2023 as part of our pioneer internship program while she continued her studies at Occidental College in Los Angeles as an Urban and Environmental Policy major. As a Policy Intern at RP, she worked closely with Allie H where she focused on legislative projects, critical research and writing, bill tracking, and communication with industry leaders. Maia took a break from RP this summer to work in DC as a Policy Intern with a biogas startup where she continued to learn about the renewable energy sector and explored living in another new city.

Since returning to CA, we are ecstatic to have Maia back with Reimagine Power as our Junior Policy Analyst! While she continues to pursue her undergraduate degree, she has expanded her role and has since been working with the team on exciting microgrid projects and case studies and taking on greater research responsibilities. We cannot wait to see Maia continue to blossom at RP and within the industry!

Amanda joins the Reimagine Power team as our Strategic Growth Advisor, offering a mix of strategic insight, business acumen, and organizational leadership expertise. She is passionate about driving positive change in the clean energy sector.

Prior to joining RP, Amanda worked at Clean Energy Associates (CEA) in Strategic Planning. There, she was instrumental in identifying green energy trends and devising plans to boost market share. Driven by her strong commitment to inclusivity and diversity, she also advised on methods to achieve broader representation within CEA’s leadership roles. Amanda brings a unique international perspective to the RP team. She lived and worked in China for 9 years and earned her Master of Business Administration from London Business School and China Europe International Business School. Now settled in the Bay Area, Amanda remains committed to a future where green energy is both accessible and efficient for local communities.