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Sean Armstrong
Sterling, Virginia, United States
“We need to design for the world as it is--with limited power supply to each building and within.”
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Sean Armstrong is the Managing Principal of Redwood Energy, and led the design of more than half the all-electric residences built in California between 2011 and 2020, all of them affordable housing; co-authored eight practical guides to building electrification; provided legal and technical support to dozens of municipal electrification nation-wide; wrote specifications for 120V HPWHs, HVAC and Stoves that have been adopted by manufacturers; helped develop the 2016, 2019 and 2022 Title 24 California Energy Code and shift it to support all-electric; and has received Grand Prizes from the United Nations (2017) and from the Leading Builders of America PCBC Awards (2016), two U.S. Department of Energy Innovation Awards (2015 & 2020), a SoCal Building Industry Association Sustainability Award (2017), and is one of six 2022 Inductees to California's Clean Energy Hall of Fame.
“We need to design for the world as it is--with limited power supply to each building and within.”
bio
Sean Armstrong is the Managing Principal of Redwood Energy, and led the design of more than half the all-electric residences built in California between 2011 and 2020, all of them affordable housing; co-authored eight practical guides to building electrification; provided legal and technical support to dozens of municipal electrification nation-wide; wrote specifications for 120V HPWHs, HVAC and Stoves that have been adopted by manufacturers; helped develop the 2016, 2019 and 2022 Title 24 California Energy Code and shift it to support all-electric; and has received Grand Prizes from the United Nations (2017) and from the Leading Builders of America PCBC Awards (2016), two U.S. Department of Energy Innovation Awards (2015 & 2020), a SoCal Building Industry Association Sustainability Award (2017), and is one of six 2022 Inductees to California's Clean Energy Hall of Fame.