1. MO Incentives overview and program cycle ending in 2024
2. HVAC incentive calculation changes in 2024
3. Differences in Kansas programs vs. Missouri programs
4. Overview of the Kansas programs
5. Business Demand Response program overview

Speakers:

Dana Gordon, CEM, Business Development – Dana has 15 years of experience in the energy efficiency field, having previously worked for national companies and providing incentives to commercial customers nationwide. Her transition to the Evergy utility side has allowed her to expand to much larger projects, helping customers save more money and energy. While mainly focusing on the Evergy Business Energy Savings Program, Dana has also worked on Evergy’s Renewables Direct program and, more recently, on the Business Demand Response program on both sides of the state line. Dana earned a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from the University of Kansas. She also earned her Certified Energy Manager designation from the AEE in 2022.

M. Brett Sharp, CEM, Sr. Business Development Manager – Brett has over 20 years of experience in the energy efficiency field. He specializes in customer and Trade Ally outreach while managing energy efficiency projects through the Evergy Business Energy Savings Program and promoting participation in the Business Demand Response Program. His past work experience includes Commercial and Residential HVAC equipment sales, building energy efficiency analysis and design, and management of commercial HVAC Preventive Maintenance Agreements. Brett earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Park University. He also earned his Certified Energy Manager designation from the AEE in 2022.