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Pierre Iachetti

Pierre Iachetti

Research Scientist with University of Victoria, Energy Systems & Sustainable Cities Group, Civil Engineering Department

Member since Mar 30, 2010 (last logged in Apr 22, 2020)

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Pierre Iachetti has spent his 20-year professional career working with communities, academia, governments, and not-for-profits on conserving biodiversity, adapting to and mitigating climate change, and using economic and markets tools to drive social change. Pierre is focused on social innovation and working with First Nations around housing and renewable energy. Pierre is a Professional Agrologist (PAg) and Registered Professional Planner (RPP & MCIP). He is currently completing his PhD in civil engineering where his research is on high performance buildings and 100% renewable energy systems in on-reserve First Nations communities.

Level of Education:: PhD

Years of Experience:: 11 - 20 years

Websites:: https://energyincities.gitlab.io/website/; https://www.linkedin.com/in/pdiachetti; http://resiliencesolutions.ca/; https://www.uvic.ca/research/centres/iesvic/; https://www.ssdl.uvic.ca/

Tags: land use scenarios, planning, ecosystems, conservation, renewable energy, conservation science, renewable energy impacts, species, renewable energy development, models

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