Robb Dussault

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Based in Raleigh, NC, Robb has 20 years of experience in technology development, application engineering, product/service management and commercial support for Industrial Automation and Energy Management systems. He has a BSEE from the University of Massachusetts, a Master of Science in Management from NC State University, and has earned a Professional Energy Management Certification from the Institute of Energy Professionals.
Robb can be reached at: robb.dussault@schneider-electric.com

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A capital-free way to reduce your energy bill: target demand-based charges
Energy Management
A capital-free way to reduce your energy bill: target demand-based charges
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Boilers aren’t boring thanks to Boiler MACT
Energy Management
Boilers aren’t boring thanks to Boiler MACT
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Qualify for future funding and incentives through Strategic Energy Management (SEM)
Energies and Chemicals
Qualify for future funding and incentives through Strategic Energy Management (SEM)
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The next BIG THING for Industrial Energy Management is BIG DATA: Get Ready!
Energy Management
The next BIG THING for Industrial Energy Management is BIG DATA: Get Ready!
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Get Up to Speed on the ISO 50001 Energy Management Standard at Energy University
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Get Up to Speed on the ISO 50001 Energy Management Standard at Energy University
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5 Steps to transition from “Facilities” Energy Management to “Industrial Process” Energy Management
Energy Management
5 Steps to transition from “Facilities” Energy Management to “Industrial Process” Energy Management
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The maturity scale of your Industrial Energy Management Program
Energy Management
The maturity scale of your Industrial Energy Management Program
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Five Ways to Improve Energy Efficiency in your Process
Energies and Chemicals
Five Ways to Improve Energy Efficiency in your Process
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Why do you need to comply with ISO50001?
Energy Management
Why do you need to comply with ISO50001?
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Robb Dussault

Articles

A capital-free way to reduce your energy bill: target demand-based charges

A capital-free way to reduce your energy bill: target demand-based charges

Boilers aren’t boring thanks to Boiler MACT

Boilers aren’t boring thanks to Boiler MACT

Qualify for future funding and incentives through Strategic Energy Management (SEM)

Qualify for future funding and incentives through Strategic Energy Management (SEM)

The next BIG THING for Industrial Energy Management is BIG DATA: Get Ready!

The next BIG THING for Industrial Energy Management is BIG DATA: Get Ready!

Get Up to Speed on the ISO 50001 Energy Management Standard at Energy University

Get Up to Speed on the ISO 50001 Energy Management Standard at Energy University

5 Steps to transition from “Facilities” Energy Management to “Industrial Process” Energy Management

5 Steps to transition from “Facilities” Energy Management to “Industrial Process” Energy Management

The maturity scale of your Industrial Energy Management Program

The maturity scale of your Industrial Energy Management Program

Five Ways to Improve Energy Efficiency in your Process

Five Ways to Improve Energy Efficiency in your Process

Why do you need to comply with ISO50001?

Why do you need to comply with ISO50001?

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