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Kelly Fetters is the President of Renewable Energy Design Concepts (REDC) and resides in Toledo, Washington, along the Cowlitz River. Kelly is an up and coming visionary for energy efficiency and renewable energy. While a student at Centralia College’s Pacific Northwest Center of Excellence for Clean Energy in Centralia, Washington, he fell in love with energy efficiency and renewable energy, specifically with the use of water. Kelly is a full time student at The Evergreen State College currently and is the recipient of the 2012 Heritage Bank Business Scholarship. He is an active Pacific Northwest Student Member of the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers, (IEEE) as well as the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE). At Centralia College Kelly took on the responsibility of 2011 Phi theta Kappa Vice President. He led 18 students, worked together with local utilities, and authored an Energy Audit of a 24,000 square foot commercial building for the President of Centralia College Dr. James Walton as a Phi Theta Kappa College Project. The college has announced that they are implementing the no cost, low cost, and high cost recommendations. Kelly has received awards including the Rotarian International Citation Building Communities and Bridging Continents Award as the Centralia College 2011 Rotaract President, 2011 Phi Theta Kappa Leadership Award, and he was selected and chosen as the 2011 Centralia College Outstanding Student of the Year due to his volunteer contributions for his community and college.