Dugan Marieb
About Dugan Marieb
Dugan Marieb serves as a Regulatory Associate at Pine Gate Renewables, where he supports government affairs and development teams with expertise in state-level regulatory issues. His previous experience includes roles at EDP Renewables, Renewable Northwest, SunPower Corporation, and the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia.
Work at Pine Gate Renewables
Dugan Marieb currently serves as a Regulatory Associate at Pine Gate Renewables, a position held since 2022. In this role, Marieb supports government affairs and development teams by leveraging extensive knowledge of state-level regulatory issues. He is actively involved in energy market regulation and energy legislation, working to advance policies that facilitate solar energy projects. His contributions are integral to the company's efforts in promoting renewable energy initiatives.
Previous Experience in Government Affairs
Prior to his current role, Dugan Marieb worked as a Government Affairs Summer Associate at EDP Renewables in 2020 for two months in Houston, Texas. This experience provided him with insights into the regulatory landscape of the renewable energy sector. Additionally, he served as a Department of Energy Solar Energy Innovator at the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia from 2020 to 2021, where he further developed his expertise in energy policy and regulation.
Internship Experience in Renewable Energy
Dugan Marieb has a background in various internships related to renewable energy. He worked as a Research and Policy Intern at Renewable Northwest in 2019 for two months in Portland, Oregon. Furthermore, he held the position of Corporate Strategy and Policy Intern at SunPower Corporation from 2018 to 2019 for seven months in the Portland, Oregon Area. These roles contributed to his understanding of the renewable energy market and regulatory frameworks.
Educational Background and Early Career
Before entering the renewable energy sector, Dugan Marieb worked as an Office Assistant at Washington University in St. Louis from 2016 to 2017 for eight months in the Greater St. Louis Area. This early experience provided him with foundational skills in organizational support and administrative functions, which have been beneficial in his subsequent roles in the energy industry.