Ph.D. Electric Power Systems Engineering. MBA. PE in California, New York, and Texas. Former utility manager. Licensed electrical and general contractor. College and university instructor. Small business executive. Energy use, generation, transmission, economic analysis, independent power production, cost-effectiveness, conservation, demand-side management, utility rates, electricity pricing, system reliability, power quality, electric machines, power plants, operating costs, energy overcharges, regulatory disputes, legislative investigations, contract negotiations, deregulation, National Electric Code violations, electrical safety.

Areas of Expertise:
Power Plant Operations
Generators and Machines
Power Transmission and Load Flow
Economics of Power Production
Renewable Energy Sources
Qualifying Facilities
Energy Conservation and Demand-Side Management
Environmental Effects
Utility Rates
Utility Regulation
Power Grid Reliability
Power Quality
Electrical Safety
National Electric Code

Potential Areas of Service
Power and energy contracts
Power plant operating costs and electricity pricing
Energy services contract disputes
Energy and power demand overcharges
Wrongful death and injury
Regulatory disputes
Legislative investigations

Background of Expertise
Ph.D. in Electric Power Systems Engineering
Professional Engineer (PE) in California and Texas
Masters in Business Administration
Former Utility Manager
Licensed Contractor
College and University Instructor
Small Business Executive