Andrew Mielcarek

I am an energy efficiency professional who utilizes my extensive background in econometrics, statistics, and a range of qualitative and quantitative research approaches to support utilities in their evaluation, research, and planning efforts. Over the past 8 years, my work has included leading evaluation efforts for a variety of behavioral, income eligible, new construction, and commercial and industrial utility programs, conducting traditional process and impact evaluations, as well as broader market assessments, and targeted ME&O research. I have led numerous program and portfolio evaluations and contributed to a variety of other quantitative and qualitative studies across all customer segment types and program structures. I am proficient in survey design and methodology, survey analysis, econometric modeling, statistical analysis, and a variety of qualitative research approaches. I build automated tools and perform complex statistical analyses in R, am proficient in SPSS and Excel, and am continually developing my skills in Tableau and Power BI. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Conservation Science from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and a Master’s degree in Economics with a concentration in Resource and Energy Demand Analysis from the University of Wisconsin-Madison