NREL’s Bobi Garrett Named Top Industry Executive

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Garrett was featured in the Business Journal’s second annual Women in Energy special publication and honored at an event in July. The newspaper recognized the accomplishments of 40 women working across all areas of the energy sector.

Garrett’s work at NREL combines broad experience in energy research management, energy analysis, and strategic planning, along with a deep understanding of the Energy Department’s renewable energy and energy efficiency programs.

“I am honored to be recognized on behalf of all women at NREL, and in clean energy more generally, who have chosen this career path and are making a difference in transforming energy systems,” Garrett said.