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- Yehuda Draiman
- male
- 49
- Northridge
- speaks English
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- Member since:
- 2008-01-06
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- Last activity:
- 13 days ago
About me
Yehuda Draiman - Energy Development Specialist provides expertise in all sectors of the energy and utility industry. Over 20 years experience. Specializing in: Energy Audit, Telecom audit, Utility bills audit and review for refunds or better rates, Demand Management, Energy Efficiency review and implementation, Renewable Energy, Lighting Retrofit, Solar Energy, Wind Energy, Fuel-Cell, Thermal imaging, Rainwater harvesting, Energy conservation, Water conservation methods, Energy and telecom procurement Much is at stake when policy makers, regulators, and corporate executives face the challenges of evolving energy markets and efficiency.
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- American economy in crises - a long time coming in yehudadraiman.blog.co.uk (13 days old)
- Consumer’s responsibility to conserve energy in yehudadraiman.blog.co.uk (13 days old)
- Consumer’s responsibility to conserve energy in yehudadraiman.blog.co.uk (45 days old)
- Water is the source of life - treasure it! R3. in yehudadraiman.blog.co.uk (120 days old)
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