Dan Krekelberg takes charge of EcoEngineers' climate strategy

In Des Moines, Iowa, on December 5, 2024, EcoEngineers, a consulting and advisory firm focused on the energy transition, announced the appointment of Dan Krekelberg as its climate strategy director. With over 15 years of experience in sustainability consulting and climate policy, Krekelberg is set to enhance EcoEngineers' capabilities in providing strategic advisory services to both corporate and municipal clients regarding climate resilience planning. His role will involve the assessment and mitigation of carbon footprints and improving resilience against climate-related risks. Krekelberg's previous positions include his founding of Factor Climate Strategies and his work at The Climate Registry, positioning him as a leading expert in the field. Krekelberg will lead the development of climate action plans aimed at guiding clients through effective adaptation to changing weather patterns. His work is crucial in a world increasingly affected by climate change, demanding urgent discussions about climate adaptation strategies. EcoEngineers' CEO, Shashi Menon, emphasized the need for urgent climate resilience planning, reflecting the growing legislative requirements in Europe for cities to prepare for severe weather events. The firm aims to combine Krekelberg's experience in designing mitigation protocols and standards with their mission of navigating the complexities of carbon emissions for their clients. Prior to joining EcoEngineers, Krekelberg provided advisory services to various organizations, focusing on greenhouse gas emissions reporting and clean energy projects. His extensive background equips him with the necessary tools to address the complexities involved in climate action planning in a practical and effective manner. Krekelberg expressed his excitement about joining EcoEngineers, a recognized authority in the clean energy sector, highlighting his collaborative experiences with their teams in the past. This new role signifies a step forward in aligning EcoEngineers' services with the pressing needs of climate adaptation and sustainability, positioning them as a significant player in the energy transition landscape. The establishment of Krekelberg's position reflects broader observations about the urgent need for companies to develop effective and scientifically informed responses to climatic changes. As organizations face increasing pressure to minimize their carbon footprints and prepare for unexpected environmental changes, the strategic insights provided by experts like Krekelberg will become ever more critical to their operational and compliance strategies.