MADELEINE MINEAU

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

BIO
Madeleine Mineau joined CENH as Executive Director in 2018. Previously, Madeleine was Waterways Manager with the City of Nashua and co-chair of the Granite State Hydropower Association. Madeleine has a BA in Biology and Environmental Policy from Colby College and a PhD from Idaho State University.​

BRIANNA B. FIORILLO

SENIOR PROGRAM DIRECTOR

BIO

Brianna Brand is Senior Program Director with Clean Energy NH. Her work included managing membership relations with the organization's individual, business, and municipal members, providing policy and regulatory support, and managing the organization's events and conferences, including the popular annual Local Energy Solutions Conference. She also leads the organization's work on electric vehicles under the program Drive Electric NH. Prior to joining Clean Energy NH, Brianna worked with the NH Public Utilities Commission's Sustainable Energy Division. She has a Bachelor of Science from the University of New Hampshire.

KELLY BUCHANAN

DIRECTOR OF REGULATORY AFFAIRS

BIO

Kelly joined Clean Energy NH as Director of Regulatory Affairs in 2020. She represents the interests of Clean Energy NH and its members in regulatory proceedings at the NH Public Utilities Commission and in other venues. Previously, Kelly was the Advocacy Program Coordinator at NH LAKES, where she specialized in government relations and research. Kelly has a BA in Environmental Studies with a minor in Political Science from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

MELISSA ELANDER

NORTH COUNTRY ENERGY CIRCUIT RIDER

BIO

Melissa Elander worked as an Energy Auditor and Weatherization Project Manager in the North Country of New Hampshire before joining Clean Energy NH.  She has a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Plymouth State University and a Master's of Arts in Natural Resources and Sustainable Development from American University.  

EMILY ROSCOE

NORTH COUNTRY

WEATHERIZE COORDINATOR

BIO

Emily Roscoe was hired by Clean Energy New Hampshire as the North Country Weatherize Coordinator for Coos County. She will be providing education and awareness about NH Saves energy efficiency programs, such as the residential Home Performance with Energy Star (HPwES), through coordinating “Weatherize Campaigns'. These campaigns are community programs that also increase access to energy efficiency measures that help lower homeowners' energy bills, improve comfort inside the home, and stimulate local economic activity.