Cadmus recognized on ENR’s Top 200 Environmental Firms List for 24th time
Cadmus has been named to ENR’s 2026 Top 200 Environmental Firms list for the 24th time, recognizing its longstanding leadership in environmental and infrastructure solutions.
Cadmus has been named to ENR’s 2026 Top 200 Environmental Firms list for the 24th time, recognizing its longstanding leadership in environmental and infrastructure solutions.
California is leading the nation in the transition to electric vehicles, driven by ambitious state policies and utility-led charging infrastructure programs. Representing the single largest evaluation of its kind, the Cadmus team is evaluating the impacts and challenges of these utility investments, which total $750 million across four major California energy providers—Southern California Edison, Pacific Gas & Electric, San Diego Gas & Electric, and Liberty Utilities.
Explore how Cadmus supported Massachusetts’ AMP program, helping award more than $40 million for energy storage projects that advance resilience and innovation.
Through advanced market research, forecasting, and initiative development, Cadmus’ work with California’s Market Transformation Administrator (CalMTA) helped define how the energy industry transitions from incentive-driven programs to lasting market change.
Discover how vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology can strengthen grid resilience, accelerate decarbonization, and create new value through California school bus fleets.
Cadmus’ Allie Marshall joins the IEPEC Board of Directors, helping advance energy program evaluation, industry collaboration, and evidence-based outcomes.
This report is designed to help local governments, state and local regulators, community-based organizations, and other utilities and load-serving entities advance electric vehicle charging availability for parking‑constrained customers.
A comprehensive set of strategies for government and utilities to accelerate EV deployment in the ridehail sector
Shared insights from Cadmus and Energetics 2024 third party evaluation report of California’s MDHD charging programs—the nation’s largest MDHD evaluation which included data on over 60% of the state’s Class 3-8 electric vehicles.
A comprehensive set of strategies for government and utilities to accelerate EV deployment in the ridehail sector
