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Emily Kemper, AIA

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VP of Strategic Growth at CLEAResult | Accelerating Clean Energy Solutions & Community Resilience
Portland, Oregon, United States

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  • CLEAResult
    Vice President of Growth
    CLEAResult
    Jan 2026 - Current (10 months)
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    Public Member
    Oregon Governors Board for Residential Manufactured Structures
    Oct 2011 - Current (15 years 1 month)
    Emily Kemper, AIA, was appointed in 2011 by Governor Kitzhaber and subsequently confirmed to the Oregon Residential and Manufactured Structures Board. Ms. Kemper filled the Board’s only public seat, and was reappointed by Governor Brown in February 2015. Ms. Kemper ended her volunteer tenure in July 2026.
  • CLEAResult
    Senior Practice Director
    CLEAResult
    Oct 2020 - Jan 2026 (5 years 4 months)
  • CLEAResult
    Director, Residential Solutions
    CLEAResult
    Mar 2019 - Oct 2020 (1 year 8 months)
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    Appointee
    City of Portland Residential Infill Project Stakeholder Advisory Committee
    Sep 2015 - Nov 2016 (1 year 3 months)
    The Stakeholder Advisory Committee comprises approximately 25 members representing those involved in the construction of single-dwelling homes (builders, architects, property owners) as well as others interested in how residential infill affects or contributes to the surrounding area (residents, homeowners, neighbors). The SAC will advise BPS staff as they identify issues, develop concepts to address them, refine concepts into recommendations and craft code language. Members are expected to make an 18-month commitment to the process.

    http://www.portlandoregon.gov/bps/67728
  • CLEAResult
    Senior Technical Energy Manager
    CLEAResult
    Oct 2014 - Mar 2019 (4 years 6 months)
    Residential energy efficiency and building science expert, working to leverage emerging technology into existing and new residential EE program models while advancing industry and public knowledge of energy efficiency in homes and buildings.
  • University of Oregon
    Adjunct Instructor
    University of Oregon
    Mar 2011 - Jan 2014 (2 years 11 months)
    As Adjunct Instructor, taught classes on the tools and metrics of sustainable buildings; class focused on industry definitions of sustainability and provided students with a foundational skill set in energy modeling programs. Outcomes for the students included a greater understanding of energy use in buildings and a personal framework for what makes a building or home truly sustainable.
  • PECI
    Technical Manager
    PECI
    Oct 2009 - Oct 2014 (5 years 1 month)
    Residential energy efficiency and building science expert, working to leverage emerging technology into existing and new residential EE program models while advancing industry and public knowledge of energy efficiency in homes and buildings.
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    Student Associate
    USC Stevens Institute for Innovation
    Aug 2007 - May 2009 (1 year 10 months)
  • Architectural Group International
    Project Manager
    Architectural Group International
    Apr 2004 - Jul 2007 (3 years 4 months)
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    Intern Architect
    Woolpert LLP
    Oct 2002 - Apr 2004 (1 year 7 months)
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    Intern Architect
    Kpf
    Sep 2001 - Dec 2001 (4 months)
  • EHDD Architecture
    Intern Architect
    EHDD Architecture
    Mar 1999 - Dec 1999 (10 months)
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  • University of Southern California
    Master, Building Science
    University of Southern California
    Jan 2007 - Jan 2009 (2 years 1 month)
    Researched sustainable and energy-efficient housing; 2009 Master of Building Science Outstanding Thesis Award; winner of 2008 Saul Goldin Memorial Student Lighting Design Scholarship Competition
  • University of Cincinnati
    BArch, Architecture
    University of Cincinnati
    Jan 1996 - Jan 2002 (6 years 1 month)
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    2018 Smart Thermostat Workshop
    Jan 2018
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    2013 BECC Presenter: How Gaming is Creating Customer Engagement & Savings Opportunities for Residential Energy Efficienc
    Nov 2013
    Social networking has evolved how friends, relatives, neighbors and co-workers share information. Our entertainment now includes Facebook posts, tweets, photo sharing and personal insights. Online gaming has also continued to evolve from the board or PC to mobile platforms that incentivize networked engagements. While these platforms have expanded, Residential energy efficiency programs are feeling the impacts of a slow economic recovery.

    New approaches to energy efficiency leverage social media networks and major game platforms to engage customers and inform them of energy efficiency choices. Competition, achievement and rewards are concepts that customers respond to. By applying such gaming techniques – Gamificiation - progr
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    OPPORTUNITIES FOR HOME ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (HEMS) IN ADVANCING RESIDENTIAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS
    Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships NEEP Sep
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    Baseline Energy Modeling Approach for Residential M&V Applications
    Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance NEEA May
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    CLEAResult's Guide to Smart Thermostats
    CLEAResult Oct
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