Nate Gusakov interviewed for Starksboro Energy Committee seat, emphasizes durability and lifecycle analysis
Nate Gusakov interviewed for the open Energy Committee seat, citing MERP experience at Holley Hall and expertise in embodied carbon modeling and building-failure forensics; he confirmed availability for monthly meetings.
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The Selectboard interviewed Nate Gusakov for an open seat on the town’s Energy Committee. Gusakov said his interest began with involvement in the MERP program and hands-on work during audits and renovations at Holley Hall. He emphasized proactive maintenance planning for aging buildings and lifecycle approaches to energy projects, stating, "durability is a key part of efficiency."
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