Scott Hackel

Scott Hackel has established a national reputation for technical thought-leadership in high performance building research and technologies. He leads ground-breaking field research in buildings to test the performance of new and emerging technologies and methods. Scott designs and executes studies to determine best practices for installation and operation, measure energy and carbon savings, and establish potential for grid interoperability. Scott also provides technical perspectives to shape design and implementation strategies to boost the savings performance efficiency programs. He has experience with strategic facilitation, building energy analysis, measurement and verification, energy modeling, life cycle cost analysis, and delivery of LEED Energy and Atmosphere credits.
 
Scott is a licensed engineer and LEED AP. He is involved in a number of industry technical advisory groups, including significant involvement in ASHRAE Technical Committees. Scott earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mechanical engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison as well as a graduate certificate in energy analysis and policy.