Zoe Friedman
Research Associate II
Energy Resources Center, University of Illinois Chicago
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About
Zoe Friedman is a Research Associate for the Distributed Generation team at the Energy Resources Center (ERC) -- an interdisciplinary public service, research, and special projects organization that works to advance energy sustainability and improve the environment based out of the College of Engineering at the University of Illinois Chicago. Zoe’s work is focused on modeling onsite energy projects for commercial and industrial clients as part of the Department of Energy
(DOE) Onsite Energy Technical Assistance Program (TAP), the Nicor Gas Energy Efficiency Combined Heat and Power Feasibility Study Program, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
(IEPA) Climate Pollutions Reduction Grant (CPRG) Program to advance the reduction, capture, and utilization of biomethane in high-value end-uses, and the Minnesota Technical Assistance Partnership (MnTAP) Climate Smart Food Systems initiative. She supports the implementation of efficient distributed energy resources by providing technical assistance and modeling technology solutions that align with site-specific energy needs.
Zoe holds a Master of Science in Energy Engineering from the University of Illinois Chicago, and she holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Illinois State University.
Education
M.S., Energy Engineering
University of Illinois Chicago
B.S., Mathematics
Illinois State University
B.A., Foreign Language – Spanish
Illinois State University