Caitlin Holley

Program Manager, Capital Projects

ENGIEĀ 

Caitlin is on the core team within the ENGIE office at Ohio State University, supporting the University in energy projects, including energy planning for a carbon neutral future. As a part of the capital projects team at the University, Caitlin’s focus is to develop and lead energy projects as well as create and manage a toolbox of existing and emerging technologies to fulfill the University’s specific energy needs. Her work on campus includes developing projects with consideration to improving sustainability and reducing carbon footprint, while meeting each facility’s resiliency needs, and balancing financial and operational considerations. Caitlin in an alumnus of The Ohio State University with a B.S. and M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering. She is a licensed professional engineer in the state of Ohio as well as a certified Project Management Professional. Her work previous to ENGIE includes energy research for industrial and government agencies in support of emerging technologies and greenhouse gas emission reduction.

Caitlin Holley

Program Manager, Capital Projects

ENGIEĀ 

Caitlin is on the core team within the ENGIE office at Ohio State University, supporting the University in energy projects, including energy planning for a carbon neutral future. As a part of the capital projects team at the University, Caitlin’s focus is to develop and lead energy projects as well as create and manage a toolbox of existing and emerging technologies to fulfill the University’s specific energy needs. Her work on campus includes developing projects with consideration to improving sustainability and reducing carbon footprint, while meeting each facility’s resiliency needs, and balancing financial and operational considerations. Caitlin in an alumnus of The Ohio State University with a B.S. and M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering. She is a licensed professional engineer in the state of Ohio as well as a certified Project Management Professional. Her work previous to ENGIE includes energy research for industrial and government agencies in support of emerging technologies and greenhouse gas emission reduction.