Bahar Sayed is a Commercialization Programs Specialist in the Office of Technology Transitions at the Department of Energy (DOE) where she leverages her expertise in energy efficiency and sustainable solutions. With a rich background in conducting detailed assessments of multifamily buildings at Atlas and expertise in utilizing modeling software and benchmarking tools, Sayed provides valuable insights into energy performance and consumption. Her experience spans across various roles where she’s honed her skills in regulatory analysis and project management.
Holding a Bachelor of Science in Integrated Science and Technology from James Madison University, along with multiple relevant certifications, Sayed is well-equipped to contribute to the DOE's goals of enhancing energy efficiency and promoting sustainable energy solutions. Her role at the DOE involves driving the commercialization of innovative technologies, emphasizing her commitment to fostering renewable energy advancements and impactful sustainability initiatives. Sayed's analytical abilities, coupled with her passion for making a difference in the renewable energy sector, make her an asset to the DOE's efforts in transitioning towards a more sustainable and efficient energy future.