About Lisa
Home Energy Analytics update:
Lots more progress with HEA! After winning the first big
"P4P" contract with PG&E
in 2017, Lisa lead HEA to two new contracts with the next
two largest CA utilities in 2018.
We continue to face startup challenges in
each of these programs, but early results from PG&E
look excellent, and Lisa's involvement in a variety of
legislative and regulatory affairs has
established HEA as an innovative leader in this new
industry.
Outside of work she remains healthy &
fit with daily bootcamp, biking trips, and running.
She also organizes wonderful trips for the enjoyment of
family & friends, including our second
logistically complex week-long trip to Muir Trail Ranch
with 25 friends.
The Muir Trail Ranch Gang
money for a good cause
My how her garden grows.
Lisa's front yard renovation project in
2015 has matured wonderfully. It requires very little
water and different plants flower at different times
throughout the spring and summer.
And another year volunteering with POST, hiking up
and down mountains keeping invasive plants away with a lot
of roundup.
All the native plants flowering in the front yard...
....produced a bumper crop of bees & honey!
Beekeeper James estimates we had 100,000 bees.
Enjoyed a relaxing week of hiking in February
in Southern Utah with friend Anna
More hiking in Japan in March with Justine, where they did the World Heritage Kumano Kodo trek
And another marathon completed: Lisa, her mom and friend Katie enjoyed
SF Opera's 4-day performance of the Ring of the Nebelung in June.
Note: Dogs make Lisa happy!
With her two dogs in a very small electric car
Sealy graduated from obedience school
The Saturday running group usually
includes a variety of dogs
No, not another marriage! But the dress she
made for the first one still looks great.
With her little girl in SF
Biking the Grizzly Peak metric century in May
Channel Islands on an ETC trip with hubby
Hiking in the rain with Anna (Utah)
With running buddies before a 17k race in Woodside
Enjoying a ryokan in Japan
Testing out kimonos with Justine
This was her first time back in Japan since 1991.
Much had changed, but much was familiar.
And did I mention that dogs make Lisa happy?
