Staff

	Andrew deLaski Executive Director adelaski@standardsasap.org Andrew deLaski is Executive Director of the Appliance Standards Awareness Project. At ASAP, he coordinates national advocacy efforts related to federal efficiency standards and advises state policymakers and advocates interested in state-level energy efficiency standards policy. He has coauthored and updated periodic national and state studies on savings potential from new appliance standards. Previously, he worked at the Consortium for Energy Efficiency and the State Public Interest Research Groups. He holds a master of public policy from the University of Michigan and a BA in Economics from the University of Virginia.
	Jeremy Dunklin Senior Technical Advocacy Associate jdunklin@standardsasap.org Jeremy Dunklin performs research and analysis to advance and defend appliance, equipment and lighting efficiency standards. He is interested in advancing standards capable of delivering large energy, water and monetary savings as well providing environmental and socioeconomic benefits. Prior to joining ASAP, Jeremy worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. His work focused on the development of novel material systems for solar fuel technologies. Jeremy received a doctorate in chemical engineering from the University of Arkansas in 2017 and a bachelor of science in engineering-physics from Southern Arkansas University in 2012.
	Brian Fadie State Policy Manager bfadie@standardsasap.org 202-672-1387 Brian Fadie is a state policy manager with the Appliance Standards Awareness Project. His primary role is to help organize and lead broad-based coalition efforts to advance, win, and defend new appliance, equipment, and lighting standards at the state level. Prior to joining ASAP, Brian lobbied and led advocacy campaigns to enact clean energy and energy efficiency policies at the state and local level. He holds a master of science in environmental policy and planning from the University of Michigan as well as a bachelor of science in psychology and bachelor of arts in communication from Michigan State University.
	Michael Johnson Advocacy Associate mjohnson@standardsasap.org Michael Johnson works to build support from federal government stakeholders to bolster improvements and advances in energy efficiency standards and emissions reductions in household appliances. He joined ASAP in 2023. Prior to joining ASAP, Michael worked for Buffalo, New York environmental justice organization PUSH Buffalo as the sustainability campaign coordinator. At PUSH, he led campaigns implementing the New York Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, advocating for electrification and weatherization practices across Erie county. Michael holds both a master of arts in sustainability leadership and bachelor of arts in German and political science with a minor in environmental studies from the University at Buffalo.
	Rachel Margolis Senior Technical Advocacy Associate rmargolis@standardsasap.org Rachel Margolis is a Senior Technical Advocacy Associate with ASAP. She works to advocate for improved national efficiency standards for appliances. She joined ASAP in 2021. Prior to joining ASAP, Rachel worked as an advisor at the Rowan University Sustainable Facilities Center in New Jersey. Rachel earned a master of science in earth science from Rice University and a bachelor of arts in physics from the University of Pennsylvania.
	Joanna Mauer Deputy Director jmauer@standardsasap.org 202-672-1407 Joanna Mauer is the Deputy Director of ASAP. She leads ASAP’s technical advocacy in U.S. Department of Energy rulemakings for efficiency standards for residential appliances and commercial and industrial equipment. She joined ASAP in 2010. Prior to joining ASAP, Joanna worked at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Center for Integrative Environmental Research. She also served as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Dominican Republic. Joanna earned a master of public policy from the University of Maryland and a bachelor of science in civil and environmental engineering from Cornell University.
	Madeline Parker Outreach and Engagement Coordinator mparker@standardsasap.org 202-672-1411 Madeline Parker is an outreach and engagement coordinator at ASAP where she helps create awareness of and build support for national appliance efficiency standards through coalitional work and other advocacy efforts. She joined ASAP in 2021. Prior to joining ASAP, Madeline worked at the energy justice nonprofit organization NC WARN in North Carolina as a youth climate justice organizer. At NC WARN she conducted youth climate programming, campaign outreach and coalition building, and helped to manage local volunteers working on clean energy advocacy and initiatives. Madeline holds a bachelor of arts in english from Davidson College.