Nabila Yousef, as the President and founder of YES Inc., has established herself as a pivotal figure in the energy consulting sector, particularly within the realms of Nuclear Power Generation and electricity distribution. With her extensive background in both American and Canadian energy markets, Nabila...
Nabila Yousef, as the President and founder of YES Inc., has established herself as a pivotal figure in the energy consulting sector, particularly within the realms of Nuclear Power Generation and electricity distribution. With her extensive background in both American and Canadian energy markets, Nabila brings a wealth of knowledge and strategic insight to the table. Her leadership at YES Inc. is characterized by a commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions, focusing on the integration of nuclear power as a viable option for meeting future energy demands.
Nabila is actively engaged in California’s nuclear debate, advocating for the necessity of new nuclear power plants to ensure a reliable and clean energy supply. Her expertise in the economics of nuclear energy, particularly in comparing small modular reactors to traditional large units, positions her as a thought leader in the industry. Additionally, her work on electricity supply and demand forecasting for Ontario, in collaboration with the Association of Major Power Consumers of Ontario, demonstrates her ability to analyze complex energy systems and provide actionable insights.
As a senior advisor to DTE Energy, Nabila leverages her skills in strategic planning, project management, and energy efficiency to guide critical initiatives that enhance operational performance and sustainability. Her proficiency in change management and business strategy further enables her to navigate the evolving landscape of energy regulation and technology. Through her role at YES Inc., Nabila Yousef continues to champion innovative solutions that drive the energy sector forward, making her a key player in shaping the future of nuclear power and electricity distribution.
