With extensive expertise in building decarbonization, Frank Schwamborn is dedicated to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, lowering operating costs, and strengthening energy security. His broad skill set encompasses HVAC design for healthcare and commercial facilities, performance modeling for district energy systems and life science buildings, and consulting on pharmaceutical and educational projects. Frank takes a comprehensive approach, incorporating life cycle costing, energy tariff analysis, daylight analysis, and assessments of embodied carbon into his work. Currently, he is advancing research in energy economics, focusing on how electrification impacts energy equity and affordability, as well as examining the cost benefits of grid harmonization. Through his efforts, Frank is helping shape the future of sustainable, equitable, and high-performance built environments.