Tamer Institute

THE HOME ENERGY-SAVER

IN SEPTEMBER 2021, Donnel Baird testified before Congress during a hearing on the economic benefits of electrifying America’s homes and buildings. During his testimony, Baird presented his own climate-tech company, BlocPower, as an illustration of the economic value waiting to be unlocked by making homes and buildings healthier, safer, and less environmentally impactful.

Geoffrey Heal, Donald C. Waite III Professor Emeritus of Social Enterprise at Columbia Business School, is noted for contributions to economic theory and resource and environmental economics. He holds bachelors (first class), masters and doctoral degrees from Cambridge University, where he studied at Churchill College and taught at Christ’s College. He has also taught at Sussex, Essex, Yale, Stanford, École Polytechnique, Stockholm and Princeton. He holds an Honorary Doctorate from the Universite´ de Paris Dauphine.

THE HOME ENERGY-SAVER

IN SEPTEMBER 2021, Donnel Baird testified before Congress during a hearing on the economic benefits of electrifying America’s homes and buildings. During his testimony, Baird presented his own climate-tech company, BlocPower, as an illustration of the economic value waiting to be unlocked by making homes and buildings healthier, safer, and less environmentally impactful.

THE HOME ENERGY-SAVER

IN SEPTEMBER 2021, Donnel Baird testified before Congress during a hearing on the economic benefits of electrifying America’s homes and buildings. During his testimony, Baird presented his own climate-tech company, BlocPower, as an illustration of the economic value waiting to be unlocked by making homes and buildings healthier, safer, and less environmentally impactful.

THE HOME ENERGY-SAVER

IN SEPTEMBER 2021, Donnel Baird testified before Congress during a hearing on the economic benefits of electrifying America’s homes and buildings. During his testimony, Baird presented his own climate-tech company, BlocPower, as an illustration of the economic value waiting to be unlocked by making homes and buildings healthier, safer, and less environmentally impactful.