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Christy Nguyen 2! 28!Yuxi Meng 3! 29!

John Paul Helveston 5! 30!Jihoon Min 6! 34!

Derya Eryilmaz 8! 37!Johannes Mauritzen 9! 40!

Suman Gautam 10! 43!Chen-Hao Tsai 12! 45!Andre J Barbe 13! 47!Melissa Lynes 14! 49!

Jambaa Lkhagva 15! 52!Augustine C. OSIGWE 16! 55!

Daniel Bloom 18! 59!Catherine Kling 20! 60!

OLAWALE OLAPEGBA 21! 62!Markus Lang 23! 63!

Qingtian Zhou 24! 65!Patrick Anosike 25! !

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Name: Christy Nguyen Specialization(s): 5 - Electricity

6 - Renewables 7 - Energy Efficiency and Conservation 8 - R&D, Materials Science and Technology Policy 9 - Energy and the Environment 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis

Highest Degree Earned: Masters of Science School or College that Conferred the Degree: Asia Institute of Technology, Thailand Field of Degree: Energy Economics and Planning Years of Related Work Experience: 5 Years Language Proficiencies: English, Vietnamese Preferred Regions: Australia only

Candidate Description:

I am in the final year of PhD study at the University of Western Australia. I am looking for employment (e.g. research analyst, research fellow, postdoc position, etc) or internship opportunity in the field of grid integration of wind generation, power system modelling or energy policy analysis, and prefer companies/institutions located in Australia. My research specializations cover grid integration of renewable energy, wind generation, power system modelling, and energy policy analysis. I am representing for persons with “can do”, “can do change” and professionalism attitudes in all circumstances in my daily work.

IAEE or IAEE affiliate conference attendence: 2014 USAEE/IAEE International Conference – New York City Resume: (view resume)

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Name: Yuxi Meng Specialization(s): 5 - Electricity

6 - Renewables 7 - Energy Efficiency and Conservation 8 - R&D, Materials Science and Technology Policy 9 - Energy and the Environment 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis 12 - Energy Security and Geopolitics of Energy 13 - Integrated Energy Modeling

Highest Degree Earned: Baccalaureate School or College that Conferred the Degree: Pennsylvania State University Field of Degree: Energy management and policy Years of Related Work Experience: 1-5 Years Language Proficiencies: English, Chinese Preferred Regions: Asia

North America


Currently I am a last year PhD student of Energy management and Policy program in Pennsylvania State University. Previous studies in college and graduate school have made my knowledge base a combination of Economics, Finance, and Engineering especially in energy and environment field. Wind power, solar PV, and energy efficient building industry are the industries I have worked on in the past three years, and I am familiar with the key players, technologies, and industrial policies within these industries across U.S., Europe, and Asia. In previous research and internship experiences, I have learned statistic and econometric methods in data collecting, data mining, and quantitative modeling, and have applied them to industrial economic analysis and policy evaluation. I enjoy working in a group and communicating with people with different technique, knowledge, and culture background.

IAEE or IAEE affiliate conference attendence: 2013 USAEE/IAEE North American Conference - Anchorage Resume: (view resume)

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Phone: 8147774520 Email: [email protected] ! !

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Name: John Paul Helveston

Specialization(s):

7 - Energy Efficiency and Conservation 8 - R&D, Materials Science and Technology Policy 9 - Energy and the Environment 10 - Transportation Systems 13 - Integrated Energy Modeling

Highest Degree Earned: Baccalaureate Date Degree Issued: May 2010 School or College that Conferred the Degree: Virginia Tech Field of Degree: Engineering Science and Mechanics Years of Related Work Experience: 0-1 Year Language Proficiencies: English, Chinese (Mandarin)

Preferred Regions:

Asia Europe North America

Date Available: May 2014


This resume is intended for internship / short term employment beginning as early May 2014. I plan on graduating with my Ph.D. in Dec. 2015. My specialties are vehicle electrification, policy, and China.


Contact Information Phone: (727) 437-2285 Email: [email protected] !

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Name: Jihoon Min Specialization(s): 5 - Electricity

6 - Renewables 7 - Energy Efficiency and Conservation 8 - R&D, Materials Science and Technology Policy 9 - Energy and the Environment 13 - Integrated Energy Modeling

Highest Degree Earned: Baccalaureate Date Degree Issued: May, 2014 School or College that Conferred the Degree: Carnegie Mellon University Field of Degree: Engineering and Public Policy Years of Related Work Experience: 1-5 Years Language Proficiencies: English, Korean Preferred Regions: Asia

Europe North America

Date Available: June, 2014 Candidate Description:

I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University. I am planning to defend my dissertation in spring 2014. My primary research focuses have been on understanding behavior and decision-making processes related to the issues of climate change, energy consumption, and environmental sustainability. My interests range from understanding how individuals acquire, perceive, asses, and react to environmental information to exploring how collective decisions (general public or institutions such as government or media) lead societies to diverse patterns of energy production and consumption, or technology preferences. During my doctoral study, with Professor Ines Azevedo, I have worked on topics such as analyzing consumer preferences for lighting technologies (with revealed and stated preference data) and estimating implicit discount rates; and investigating interactions between lighting and HVAC systems in residential buildings. Throughout my academic training, I have studied in various disciplines including engineering, economics, and public policy, and have been applying the experiences to thrive in the interdisciplinary fields of energy and the environment. Besides

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academia, I have accumulated a wide range of experiences in industries and NGOs

IAEE or IAEE affiliate conference attendence:

2013 IAEE European Conference – Dusseldorf 2014 IAEE Int’l Conference – New York City

Resume: (view resume)

Contact Information Phone: +1-646-957-4993 Email: [email protected] !

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Name: Derya Eryilmaz Specialization(s): 5 - Electricity

6 - Renewables 7 - Energy Efficiency and Conservation 8 - R&D, Materials Science and Technology Policy 9 - Energy and the Environment 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis

Highest Degree Earned: Baccalaureate Date Degree Issued: Expected May 2015 School or College that Conferred the Degree: University of Minnesota Field of Degree: Doctorate Years of Related Work Experience: 1-5 Years Language Proficiencies: English Preferred Regions: Europe

North America

Date Available: October 2014 Candidate Description:

Over three years of research experience in renewable energy policy and industrial energy eciency. Trained in economic modeling, econometric analysis, dynamic optimization for energy and environmental problems. Well-developed skills for working in international, interdisciplinary and diverse teams.

IAEE or IAEE affiliate conference attendence: 2014 IAEE Int'l Conference - New York City Resume: (view resume)

Contact Information Phone: (612) 638-7181 Email: [email protected] !

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Name: Johannes Mauritzen Specialization(s): 1 - Petroleum

5 - Electricity 6 - Renewables 7 - Energy Efficiency and Conservation

Highest Degree Earned: Baccalaureate Date Degree Issued: May 2012 School or College that Conferred the Degree: NHH Norwegian School of Economics Field of Degree: Management Science Years of Related Work Experience: 1-5 Years Language Proficiencies: English (Native), Norwegian (Native) Preferred Regions: Asia

Date Available: 3- month notice Candidate Description:

The topics of my research are diverse – the effect of wind power on short-term markets, investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency, as well as the petroleum sector. What unifies my research is an approach that is heavily empirical and flexible, using modern statistical and data-science tools in order to identify the important features and mechanisms driving energy markets.


Contact Information Email: [email protected] !

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Name: Suman Gautam Specialization(s): 6 - Renewables

9 - Energy and the Environment 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis 3 - Coal 5 - Electricity

Highest Degree Earned: Doctorate Date Degree Issued: May 2014 School or College that Conferred the Degree: Pennsylvania State University Field of Degree: Energy Management and Policy Years of Related Work Experience: 1-5 Years Language Proficiencies: English Preferred Regions: Europe

North America

Date Available: Aug 2014 (Full) Candidate Description:

Suman is a Graduate Research Student in Energy Management and Policy at Pennsylvania State University with research interests in energy economics, renewable energy, energy policy, electric power, and natural gas. He uses SAS, Stata, and Matlab extensively to manage large scale datasets, test econometric models, and perform cost-benefit analysis. He has started a a company, Energy for Nepal, to launch cutting edge clean energy technologies and help secure much needed capital for developing renewable energy projects in Nepal. He also keeps a blog on Nepal's energy issues: http://energyfornepal.wordpress.com



Contact Information Phone: 2145426697 Email: [email protected] !

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Name: Chen-Hao Tsai Specialization(s): 5 - Electricity

9 - Energy and the Environment 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis 13 - Integrated Energy Modeling

Highest Degree Earned: Doctorate Date Degree Issued: July 2014 (expected) School or College that Conferred the Degree: Penn State University Field of Degree: Energy Management and Policy Years of Related Work Experience: 6-10 Years Language Proficiencies: English, Madarin Chinese Preferred Regions: Asia

North America

Date Available: September, 2014 Candidate Description:

Chen-Hao Tsai is PhD Candidate in Energy Management and Policy at the Pennsylvania State University Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering, with strong research interests in the electricity market, utilities regulation/deregulation, and nuclear energy. Prior than his doctoral study, Chen-Hao Tsai had 7 years experience of project management, procurement and contract management at the Lungmen Nuclear Power Project of Taiwan Power Company, which consists two General Electric Advanced Boiling Water Reactor units each with 1,350 MW nameplate generation capacity.



Contact Information Phone: 814-852-8031 Email: [email protected] !

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Name: Andre J Barbe Specialization(s): 1 - Petroleum

2 - Natural Gas 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis

Highest Degree Earned: Masters Date Degree Issued: May 2011 School or College that Conferred the Degree: Rice University Field of Degree: Economics Years of Related Work Experience: 0-1 Year Language Proficiencies: English Preferred Regions: North America

Date Available: May 2014 Candidate Description:

I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Economics from Rice University. I am seeking a research focused career in energy. My specialization is in tax policy for the energy industry. My most recent work has been to develop a new general equilibrium model of US energy taxation and use it to analyze the effect of tax increases in the president's 2014 budget on the energy industry.




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Name: Melissa Lynes Specialization(s): 6 - Renewables

9 - Energy and the Environment

Highest Degree Earned: Masters Field of Degree: Economics Years of Related Work Experience: 1-5 Years Preferred Regions: No Preference


I am seeking a PhD in Agricultural Economics. I will be all but dissertation (ABD) at the end of the spring 2014 semester and anticipate completing my dissertation the following year, spring 2015. My course work and research has focused on natural resources, bioenery and alternative energy. I am versed in several statistical packages including SAS, STATA, LIMDEP, and Matlab.



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Name: Jambaa Lkhagva Specialization(s): 5 - Electricity

6 - Renewables 9 - Energy and the Environment 12 - Energy Security and Geopolitics of Energy 13 - Integrated Energy Modeling

Highest Degree Earned: Masters School or College that Conferred the Degree: Seoul National University Field of Degree: Technology Management, Economics and Policy Program Years of Related Work Experience: 1-5 Years Preferred Regions: No Preference


A highly motivated and enthusiastic graduate with good knowledge of the Renewable energy issues - Able to use own initiative and work as part of a team under pressure to meet challenging objectives - First-class communication and organizational skills with the will and determination needed to succeed.

IAEE or IAEE affiliate conference attendence: 2013 IAEE Int'l Conference - Daegu Resume: (view resume)


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Name: Augustine C. OSIGWE Specialization(s): 1 - Petroleum

2 - Natural Gas 5 - Electricity 6 - Renewables 7 - Energy Efficiency and Conservation 9 - Energy and the Environment 12 - Energy Security and Geopolitics of Energy 13 - Integrated Energy Modeling

Highest Degree Earned: Masters Date Degree Issued: 2010 School or College that Conferred the Degree: University of Ibadan, Nigeria Field of Degree: Petroleum and Energy Economics Years of Related Work Experience: 1-5 Years Language Proficiencies: Igbo and English Preferred Regions: No Preference

Africa Asia Europe North America

Date Available: Any date from now Candidate Description:

Augustine OSIGWE obtained B.Sc (Hons) (Second class, upper division) in Economics in 2005 from Nnamdi Azikwe University, Awka, M.Sc (Hons) Economics from the Nigeria’s premier University - University of Ibadan. Augustine is at the peak of his Ph.D programme in the Department of Economics, University of Ibadan. He has a strong bias for resource economics and possesses excellent skills for macro econometric modelling. Augustine has good leadership skills with good team spirit, little wonder he served as the Governor of the largest postgraduate hall of residence (Abdulsalami Abubakar Hall) in the University of Ibadan. Augustine is currently the President of the student wing of the Nigerian Association for Energy Economics (NAEE).

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Contact Information Phone: +234 8038728652 Email: [email protected] !

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Name: Daniel Bloom Specialization(s): 1 - Petroleum

2 - Natural Gas 3 - Coal 4 - Unconventional Fossil Resources 5 - Electricity 6 - Renewables 7 - Energy Efficiency and Conservation 9 - Energy and the Environment 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis 12 - Energy Security and Geopolitics of Energy 13 - Integrated Energy Modeling

Highest Degree Earned: Masters Date Degree Issued: May of 2014 School or College that Conferred the Degree: Indiana University Field of Degree: MPA in Energy Policy Years of Related Work Experience: 0-1 Year Language Proficiencies: English Preferred Regions: North America

Date Available: May of 2014 Candidate Description:

I am a graduate student interested in energy research, consulting, and modeling. I will hold an MPA in Energy Policy from Indiana University in May of 2014. I have had the opportunity to be highly involved in energy research in nuclear power, shale gas development, and renewable energy policy.




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Name: Catherine Kling Specialization(s): 1 - Petroleum

6 - Renewables 9 - Energy and the Environment 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis 13 - Integrated Energy Modeling

Highest Degree Earned: Masters Date Degree Issued: 1996 School or College that Conferred the Degree: Colorado School of Mines Field of Degree: Economics Years of Related Work Experience: 15+ Years Language Proficiencies: french Preferred Regions: North America

Date Available: April 2014 Candidate Description:

Multidisciplinary Energy Economist and Development Manager with deep understanding of integrated petroleum and renewable energy industries.




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Name: OLAWALE OLAPEGBA Specialization(s): 8 - R&D, Materials Science and Technology Policy

11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis 12 - Energy Security and Geopolitics of Energy 13 - Integrated Energy Modeling

Highest Degree Earned: Masters Date Degree Issued: 2006 School or College that Conferred the Degree: Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Nigeria Field of Degree: Mechanical Engineering Years of Related Work Experience: 6-10 Years Language Proficiencies: English Preferred Regions: Africa

Asia

Date Available: 2014 Candidate Description:

With experiences covering banking, energy and government institutions, I have contributed to the success of numerous projects involving Relationship Management and Income Optimization with proven expertise in Business Development and Contract Negotiation. An academic background in Mechanical Engineering, MBA (Marketing Management) plus technical experiences in Sales and Contracts, Banking, Project Management, Taxation and Risk Management have polished my skills in pursuit of a world class career in Industrial Management. Specialties: •Exposure to Oil and Gas Industry: Business Arrangements, Projects and Fiscal Policies. •Presentation skills and capacity to communicate effectively in English Language. •Ability to interpret and negotiate contracts and commercial terms and conditions. •Strong interpersonal and multicultural skills to lead and operate as a team player. •Time management, organizing, planning and prioritizing in work and lifestyle. •Experiences in Enterprise Risk Management and Project Management. •First-rate grasp of commercial products, services and processes. •High level of HSE commitment and awareness.

IAEE or IAEE affiliate conference attendence: 2014 IAEE Int'l Conference - New York City

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Name: Markus Lang Specialization(s): 1 - Petroleum

2 - Natural Gas 4 - Unconventional Fossil Resources 6 - Renewables 7 - Energy Efficiency and Conservation 9 - Energy and the Environment 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis 12 - Energy Security and Geopolitics of Energy

Highest Degree Earned: Masters Field of Degree: International Affairs (MA), Agricultural Economics (MS) Years of Related Work Experience: 0-1 Year Language Proficiencies: German (native), English (native), French (fluent), Persian (basic) Preferred Regions: North America

Date Available: 07/15/2014 Candidate Description:

I am a multidisciplinary masters student with an interest in energy, commodities, trading and research looking for an opportunity in Houston, TX. Along with training in international affairs and economics, I have a background in financial services with knowledge of syndicated corporate loans.



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Name: Qingtian Zhou Specialization(s): 1 - Petroleum

6 - Renewables 9 - Energy and the Environment 11 - Market Design and Regulatory Analysis

Highest Degree Earned: Masters Date Degree Issued: May 2015 (expected) School or College that Conferred the Degree: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Field of Degree: Applied Economics Years of Related Work Experience: 0-1 Year Language Proficiencies: English (fluent, TOEFL: 117/120), Chinese (native) Preferred Regions: North America

Date Available: June 1, 2015 and onwards Candidate Description:

Rich experience with R, SQL, HTML, and Python. Good command of the English language, including writing and speaking. Solid background in economics, statistics, and mathematical optimization, with an interest in their applications to real-world agricultural, business and public policy issues.


Contact Information Phone: +1 (612) 666-4241 Email: [email protected] !

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Name:! Patrick!Anosike!

Specialization(s):! 1!R!Petroleum!2!R!Natural!Gas!8!R!R&D,!Materials!Science!and!Technology!Policy!9!R!Energy!and!the!Environment!!

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Highest$Degree$Earned:! Masters!

Date$Degree$Issued:! 2012!

School$or$College$that$Conferred$the$Degree:! UNIVERSITY!OF!DUNDEE,!SCOTLAND!

Field$of$Degree:! METALLURGY!AND!MATERIALS!ENGINEERING!

Years$of$Related$Work$Experience:! 6R10!Years!

Preferred$Regions:! No!Preference!Africa!Europe!North!America!!

Date$Available:! DECEMBER!15,!2012!

Candidate$Description:! R!A!seasoned!Engineer!with!expertise!and!working!experience!spanning!over!10!years!in!oil!and!Gas!industry!both!onRshore!and!offshore!.!I!have!contracted!for!different!international!oil!companies!in!NigeriaR!SHELL!Petroleum!Development!Company!(SPDC),!TOTAL!E&P,!ADDAX!and!KIRKWOOD!OIL!AND!GAS!LTD.!Knowledgeable!in!various!industrial!codes!and!standards!like!API!1104,!650,!ASME!1X,!AWS!D1.1,!ISO!9001!SHELL!Dep,!TOTAL!Gop!etc.!I!also!have!interest!in!pipeline!welding!and!fabrication!quality!services!like!NDT,!Pigging,!pressure!testing.!Good!knowledge!of!oil!and!gas!materials!handling!and!usage,!documentation!and!quality!audit!system,!a!team!leader,!multi!cultural!experience,!problem!solving!and!many!other!transferable!skills.!!

IAEE$or$IAEE$affiliate$conference$attendence:! 2013!European!IAEE!Conference!R!Athens!

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Contact$Information!

Phone:! +234R7032227074!

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CHRISTY NGUYEN 251 Campbell Road, Canning Vale, WA 6155, Australia

Email: [email protected] Mobile: +61 437 412 428

Working History 2011-2012 Research Assistant – Curtin University, Australia

x Carbon tax, power system modelling, and emission trading

2009-2011 International Coordinator – International Department – Edith Cowan University, Australia x Coordinated international partnership projects between ECU international and

Faculty of business and law x Planned and managed project budget and expenses x Researched on partnership development strategy

2006-2009 Lecturer - Vietnam National University, Vietnam

x Conducted lectures in environmental economics and energy economics x Was a visiting lecturer at Electric Power University, teaching on electricity demand

forecasting, electricity pricing and power system planning Education 2012-2015 Doctor of Philosophy in Energy Economics, University of Western Australia

Research topic: Grid integration of wind generation and its impact on the National Electricity Market in Australia

2003-2005 Master of Science, Asia Institute of Technology, Thailand Specialisation: Energy Economics and Planning – 1st class honour

1998-2003 Bachelor of Science, Hanoi University of Technology, Vietnam Specialisation: Energy Economics and Management – 1st class honour

Publications Hue, N.T.T (2013). Comparative Cost of Electricity Generation Technologies in Australia

considering Carbon Dioxide Emission and Cost of Grid Integration of Renewables, International Conference on Clean Electrical Power (ICCEP), IEEE proceeding, DOI : 10.1109/ICCEP.2013.6586905

Nguyen Thi Thanh Hue (2007). Waste Heat Recovery in Industry, Vietnam Electricity and Life Review, Vol. 96, pp.10-14, ISSN 0680-3883

Nguyen Thi Thanh Hue (2006). Least Cost Vehicular Mix Analysis for Hanoi Road Transportation Development Incorporating External Costs, Journal of Transportation Economics of Vietnam, Vol.28, pp.20-22

Technical skills

STATA, GAMS, LEAP, MARKAL

I am looking for employment (e.g. research analyst, research fellow, postdoc position, etc) or internship opportunity in the field of grid integration of wind generation, power system modelling or energy policy analysis, and preferring company/institute locates in Australia.

WHO I AM

I am in the final year of PhD study at the University of Western Australia. My research specialisations cover grid integration of renewable energy, wind generation, power system modelling, and energy policy analysis. I am representing for persons with “can do”, “can do change” and professionalism attitudes in all circumstances in my daily work.

mailto:[email protected]

http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ICCEP.2013.6586905

Yuxi Meng (32rd USAEE/IAEE North American Conference participant) Phone: (814) 777-4520 Email: [email protected]

216 Hosler Building, Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, PA, 16802

PROFILE Quantitative Analysis of Energy Economics and Policy (2009-present)

x Specialized in quantitative modeling and data mining with Statistical & Econometric methods in SAS, STATA, and MATLAB. x Working experience on energy market and economic analysis, and industrial policy evaluation. x Interdisciplinary knowledge of engineering, economics and finance in energy and environmental studies.

EDUCATION

x Ph.D. candidate in Energy Economics, Energy Management and Policy Program; GPA 3.8/4.0 Pennsylvania State University, (2010-present)

x M.S. in Environmental Management and Planning; Peking University, China, GPA 3.7/4.0 (2007-2010)

x B.E. double majors in Environmental Engineering & Finance; GPA 3.9/4.0 China University of Mining and Technology, China, (2003-2007)

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

x Ph.D. Research at Penn State University (3 publications in writing and submission currently) x Market and Industrial Analysis in Energy Sector Prof. Zhen Lei (2010-present)

x Established quantitative models to predict and evaluate the impact of policies and programs (Renewable Portfolio Standard, Local Content Requirement, Commercial building benchmarking etc.) on the energy related industries.

x Focused on market and industrial analysis, shown interests in oil and gas, renewables, electricity, and building industries. x Familiar with corporate innovation capacity assessment and technological innovations in energy sector.

x Program Evaluation of Energy Efficient Building Sector (DOE Program) Prof. Seth Blumsack (2011-present) x Developed market models for Advanced Energy Retrofit in building sector in Greater Philadelphia region. x Analyzed market potential, key policies and incentives of energy efficient building industry. Designed the energy efficient

building retrofit market model, and programmed the model with MATLAB.

WORK EXPERIENCE

x Analyst Intern at Energy Efficient Building Hub (Dr. Noah Goldstein, Task lead) (2013) x Analyzed the commercial building data in Greater Philadelphia region, and estimated the baseline energy use of

commercial building sector in 2010. x Provided multiple solutions (sampling, data collection and empirical models) in the evaluation of EEB Hub program on

energy consumption reduction and advanced energy retrofit sector catalyzing. x Consulting Intern at SONY China Research Laboratory (Mr. Jacky Jiang, Director) (2009)

x Finished strategy advisory report of SONY dye-sensitized solar cell market entry into China with three team members. x Evaluated technology features and product spectrum of SONY in solar cell production, compared with other leading

firms with parallel analysis, and highlighted priority fields that SONY should take the first move advantage in. x Marketing Intern at Lenovo (Headquarter, Beijing, China) (2008-2009)

x Conducted integration and competitive analysis on Lenovo key customer service products on business machine. x Participated in the optimization process of service product delivery and customer support.

AWARDS

x Top 25 finalists of “Go Green in the City” Green Business Case Competition (International) (2012) x Energy and Environmental Economics and Policy Initiative (EEEPI) Grant Award (Interdepartmental) (2012)

PRESENTATION AND PUBLICATION

x Local Content Requirement Policy and Domestic Innovation: A Case Study of Wind Power Industry in China. (2010) x Strategic Foreign Patenting: An Analysis of Foreign Patenting in Chinese Solar Photovoltaic Industry. (2011) x The Impact of Renewable Portfolio Standard on U.S. Local Renewables Innovation. (2012)

REFERENCES ¾ Prof. Zhen Lei, Dept. of Energy and Mineral Engineering, Pennsylvania State University

Email: [email protected] Phone: 814-863-0810 ¾ Prof. Seth Blumsack, Dept. of Energy and Mineral Engineering, Pennsylvania State University

Email: [email protected] Phone: 814-863-7597 ¾ Mr. Jacky (Chihua) Jiang, Sony China Research Laboratory, Sony (China) Ltd.

Email: [email protected] Phone: 86-10-8286-1668




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Jihoon Min [email protected] Department of Engineering and Public Policy Carnegie Mellon University Baker Hall 126B, 5000 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 646.957.4993 (mobile) Education Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA Ph.D. Candidate at Department of Engineering and Public Policy, 2010 - present • Analyzing consumer preferences for energy-efficient goods using discrete choice analysis • Cumulative Quality Point Average (QPA): 3.79/4.0 Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (F&ES), New Haven, CT Master of Environmental Science, 2006 - 2008 • Thesis: Is additionality hampering the development of energy efficiency sector in the CDM? • Research assistant for Professor Robert Mendelsohn on a research study: “The Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture in Bangladesh” Korea University Graduate School of Economics, Seoul, Korea Attended (Masters of Art program), Fall 2005 - Spring 2006 • Concentration: environmental and regional economics, valuation of non-market goods Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (Distinguished Master’s Thesis Award), 1999 - 2001 Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (Cum Laude), 1995 - 1999 Publications • Min, Jihoon, Ines Azevedo, Jeremy Michalek and Wändi Bruine de Bruin (2014). "Labeling energy cost on light bulbs lowers implicit discount rates." Journal of Ecological Economics 97: 42-50.

o Media Coverage: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Carnegie Mellon News • Min, Jihoon, Zeke Hausfather and Qifeng Lin (2010). "A High Resolution Statistical Model of Residential Energy End Use Characteristics for the United States." Journal of Industrial Ecology 14(6): 988–992. Works in Progress • Min, Jihoon, Ines Azevedo and Pekka Hakkarainen. "Assessing Regional Differences in Lighting Heat Replacement Effects in Residential Buildings across the United States." • Min, Jihoon and Ines Azevedo. "Analyzing Consumer Preferences for Energy Efficient Technologies Using Consumer Panel Data." Presentations • 13th European IAEE (The International Association for Energy Economics) Conference, Dusseldorf, Germany, August 2013. • 31st USAEE/IAEE North American Conference, Austin, TX, USA, November 2012.

• International Workshop on Energy Efficiency for a More Sustainable World, Azores, Portugal, September 2012. (Presented by the 2nd author) • Industry Studies Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, May 2012. • Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), Germany, June 2009. Professional Experience Efficiency 2.0 LLC, New York, NY Senior Demand Side Analyst, 2008 - 2010 • Performed statistical analyses and built models of energy consumption at the residential and commercial levels with a specific focus on the United States • Published a paper on the model as the first author in the Journal of Industrial Ecology Environmental Protection Clinic in Yale F&ES • Client: Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Moscow, Russia, Fall 2007 • Researched with a team of three students ways to promote programmatic approaches in energy efficiency and renewable energy sectors in Russian JI and submitted the results to the World Bank and the Russian Government, January 2008 UNEP Risoe Center, Roskilde, Denmark Climate Policy Research Intern, Summer 2007 • Researched barriers related to the demand-side energy efficiency sector and additionality in the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) LG Electronics, Inc., Seoul, Korea Senior Engineer, 2001 - 2005 • Responsible for developing personal wireless electronic products; Researched wireless communication system and implementation of IEEE wireless LAN standard Honors and Awards • Graduate Research Assistantship, the Center for Climate and Energy Decision Making, Carnegie Mellon University, 2010 – present • OFID-IAEE Student Scholarship for the IAEE Dusseldorf conference, 2013 • Graduate Student Assembly/Provost Conference Fund, 2013 • USAEE Student Scholarship for the USAEE Conference in Austin, TX, 2012 • Small Grants Program in Behavioral Economics, the Russell Sage Foundation, 2011 • Carpenter-Sperry Summer Research Fund, Yale F&ES, 2007 • Brain Korea 21 Research Fellowship; Government Funded, Korea University, 2006 • Distinguished Master’s Thesis Award, Seoul National University, 2001 Skills and Other Experiences • Highly competitive computer programming and software skills in Matlab, Stata, R, C/C++, Java, ArcGIS, SAS; Acquired a 1st-class certificate as an Information-Processing Technician in Korea • Language: Korean (native), English (fluent), Chinese (basic) • GMAT: 770 (99th percentile)

• Attended the Summer School in Sustainable Climate Risk Management (SCRiM) at Penn State University, University Park, PA, August 2013 • Participated as an NGO delegate in the UNFCCC COP13 at Bali, Indonesia, December 2007

Derya Eryilmaz

Department of Applied Economics, University of Minnesota.

Contact

Information:

Ruttan Hall 217A Phone: (612)-638 71-811994 Buford Avenue E mail: [email protected]. Paul, MN 55108

Education:

Ph.D., Applied Economics, University of Minnesota, 2011-2015 (expected)MSc., Natural Resources Science and Management, University of Minnesota, 2010-2011MSc., Sustainable Development, Uppsala University, 2009-2011B.S., Economics, Ankara University, 2005-2009

Ph.D.

Dissertation:

Essay 1: Uncertainty in Renewable Energy Policy: How Do Renewable Energy CreditPrices and Production Tax Credits A↵ect Decisions to Invest in Renewable Energy?

Essay 2: Spatial Dynamic Analysis of Electricity Demand: Is DemandResponse a Feasible Energy E�ciency Option in the Midwest ISO Electricity Markets?

Essay 3: Policy Implications of Uncertainty about Biotechnology Adoptionon the Future Biofuel Supply

Ph.D.

Field: Environmental and Resource Economics

Publications:

Working Paper. Eryilmaz, D. F. Homans. Uncertainty in the Renewable ElectricityCredits Market and the Production Tax Credit: Is it Worth Investing in RenewableElectricity Today? Presented in AAEA & CAES Annual Meeting, August 2013

Smith, Pamela J., Bolormaa Jamiyansuren, Jooyoung Yang, Derya Eryilmaz,Jaeseok Lee, Akinori Kitsuki, and Harshada Karnik. 2013. Genetically Modified Organisms,International Trade, and Policy. (Manuscript under review at the American Journal

of Agricultural Economics).

Becker, D.R.; Eryilmaz, D.; Klapperich, J.J.; Kilgore, M.A 2013.Social availability of residual woody biomass from non-industrial private woodlandsin Minnesota. Journal of Biomass and Bioenergy, Vol. 56, pg 82-91.

Technical Report. Butler, B. J.; Kilgore, M. A.; Snyder, S. A.; Markowski-Lindsay,M. A.; Catanzaro, P. F.; Kittredge, D. B.; Andrejczyk, K.; Dickinson, B. J.;Eryilmaz, D.; Hewes, J. H.; Randler.; Tadle, D. Evaluation of the e↵ectivenessand reach of the educational programs and technical assistance activities of the USForest Service, Forest Stewardship Program, Amherst, MA: USDA Forest Service-University of Massachusetts Amherst Family Forest Research Center. 2013.

Eryilmaz, Derya 2013. A Comparative Case Study on Sustainable CommunityDevelopment: Applications from Hagaby, Sweden in Sahmuratli, Turkey.The International Journal of Sustainability Policy and Practice. Vol8, Isuue 2, pp 69-83.

Derya Eryilmaz, Department of Applied Economics, University of Minnesota, [email protected]

Research Experience in Energy and the Environment

Researcher on Energy E�ciency, Institute on the Environment January 2013-present

Identifying the data needs for the project and developing a research plan.Developing a database on electricity supply and demand and provide a spatial analysis on demand resourcesin Midwest ISO.Developing a dynamic programming and econometrics model for the analysis parts of the project.Collaborating with an interdisciplinary group from engineering, public policy and environmental science.Assisting an undergraduate student on developing a useful database for electricity markets.

Data Analyst for Bioenergy Research, University of Minnesota September 2011-May 2012

Conducted data mining and cleaning the hand-collected landowner survey data and developed the econo-metric model for analysis.Helped developing the manuscript and presenting the results as well as incorporating the reviewers feedback.Published paper in Biomass and Bioenergy in 2013. Title: Social availability of residual woody biomass fromnon-industrial private woodlands in Minnesota.

Project Assistant, University of Minnesota September 2011-September 2012

Analyzed the largest national landowner database, which includes more than 150 variables and gave a pre-sentation on characterized variables during the research meeting in Minnesota.Developed an econometric model (logistic regression) using the characterized variables and wrote a mastersthesis using the data.Presented on the analysis results in research meeting in Amherst, Massachusetts.Published report and submitted manuscript in the Journal of Forestry in 2013.

Project Assistant, Middle East Technical University June 2010-Januar 2011

Surveyed and interviewed about 60 village residents and use that information in my masters thesis.Presented my thesis on implementing a sustainable village in Turkey in an academic conference in Vancouver,Canada in 2010.Translated the published reports from English to Turkish and systematically archived them in the universitylibrary.

Awards and

Grants:

Stanford Precourt Institute Fellow (2012-2013)Representative Graduate Student in Assistant Professor Search Committee for Environmentaland Resource Economics Field in Applied Economics, University of MinnesotaNorwegian Centennial Chair Program Research Grants ($5000)University of Minnesota Travel Grants ($175)Department of Applied Economics Travel Funds for AAEA Presentation ($800)Republic of Turkey Council of Higher Education Doctoral Fellowship (2010-2011)Erasmus Internship Program Scholarship in Freiberg Germany (6 months)Erasmus Exchange Program Scholarship in Rotterdam Netherlands (6 months)

Affiliations:

Associate Editor, The International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economicand Social SustainabilityMember, Agricultural and Applied Economics AssociationMember, Association of Environmental and Resource Economists

Skills

Matlab, Stata, GAMS, Promod, Ventyx Suite, Bloomberg

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Derya Eryilmaz, Department of Applied Economics, University of Minnesota, [email protected]

Last Updated: January 10, 2013

Academic

References

Professor Frances HomansInterim Department Head231E Ruttan Hall, 1994 Buford AvenueSt Paul, MN 55108University of MinnesotaPhone: (612)-625-0231Email: [email protected]

Associate Professor Timothy SmithDirector NorthStar Initiative for Sustainable Enterprise224A BioAgEng Bldg., 1390 Eckles AvenueSt Paul, MN 55108University of MinnesotaPhone: (612)-624-2648Email: [email protected]

Associate Professor Dennis R. BeckerDepartment of Forest Resources101d Green HallSt Paul, MN 55108University of MinnesotaPhone: (612) 624-7286Email: [email protected]

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Johannes Mauritzen NHH Norwegian School of Economics Department of Business and Management Science

Helleveien 30, 5045, Bergen, Norway Mob: (+47) 90 56 64 62 [email protected] jmaurit.github.io

Date of Birth: 21. July, 1982 Norwegian Citizenship Peer Reviewed Publications

• Now or Later? Trading wind power closer to real-time and how poorly designed subsidies lead to higher balancing costs. The Energy Journal, Forthcoming

• The Decision to Scrap a Wind Turbine: Policy changes, scrapping incentives and why wind turbines in good locations get scrapped first. The Energy Journal, Vol. 35, No. 2. 2014

• Dead Battery? Wind Power, the Spot Market, and Hydropower Interaction in the Nordic Electricity Market. The Energy Journal, Vol. 34, No. 1. 2013

Conference Proceedings

• What Happens When it's Windy in Denmark? How Wind Power Affects Price Variability in the Nordic Electricity Market. International Association for Energy Economics International Conference, Stockholm 2011. (Student Paper Award Recipient)

Working Papers

• The Silver Lining of Price Spikes: How electricity price spikes can help overcome the energy efficiency gap. (Submitted for review)

• Real-time versus day-ahead market power in a hydro-based electricity market. With Thomas Tangerås. (Submitted for review)

• The effect of oil prices on offshore production: evidence from the Norwegian Continental Shelf. (Submitted for review)

Letters and Articles in Popular Press

• Technology, jobs and urbanisation. The Economist, letters, February 8th, 2014. http://www.economist.com/news/letters/21595871-livestock-and-emissions-california-technology-and-jobs-algorithms

• Too generous to Norway. The Economist, letters, February 16th, 2013. http://www.economist.com/news/letters/21571848-nordic-countries-private-schools-immigration-sandhurst-ed-koch-richard-iii

• Electric cars are being mass-produced. Financial Times, letters, November 5th, 2012. http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/26168da6-238d-11e2-bb86-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2sclP2DP5

• Europe should let China subsidize its energy production. Financial Times, Letters, September 11th, 2012. http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/553d8cf6-fb56-11e1-87ae-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2sclP2DP5

In Norwegian: • Livet etter oljen. Bergens Tidende, July 31st, 2013 • Bevar Bryggen, Bygg Bybanen. Bergens Tidende, March 30th, 2013 • Norge er sykkelversting i Nord-Europa, Aftenposten, September 20th, 2012 • Bygg Høyere!, Aftenposten, August 10th, 2012

Research and Work Experience:

• Post-doctoral Fellow, Center for Sustainable Energy Studies, Norwegian School of Economics, Department of Business and Management Science. January 2013 -

• Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN), Stockholm, Sweden. o Affiliated Researcher, January 2013 - o Research Fellow, May 2012 – December 2012. o Guest Researcher, September 2011 – May 2012.

• Research Scholar, NHH Norwegian School of Economics, Department of Finance and Management Science. August 2008 to August 2012. Research towards Ph.D. degree. 25% teaching.

• Graduate Research Assistant, Center for Reinventing Public Education, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. June 2007 to August 2008. Cleaning and analyzing longitudinal data sets. Extensive work with Stata and statistical modeling. Some field work / interviewing. (Supervisor: Betheny Gross, Ph.D. [email protected], +1 206 616 2092)

• Research Analyst, Levy Forecasting Center, LLC, Mount Kisco, NY. July 2004 to June 2006. Researched current trends in finance, capital spending, and inventories. Aided in calculating forecasts. Wrote analytical piece in monthly newsletter. Aided in drafting memos and bulletins to clients. Designed and implemented forecasting tool using Visual Basic. (Supervisor: Srinivas Thiruvandanthai, Ph.D. [email protected], +1 914 666 0641)

Programming / Statistical Programming Experience R, Python, Stata, some Matlab, C++, Visual Basic Teaching Experience:

• Guest Lecturer, Environmental Economics. Non-market valuation and using the R statistical programming language, NHH. Spring 2013 and spring 2014.

• Lecturer, Physics and Economics of Renewable Energy (with Jan Petter Hansen, University of Bergen), NHH. Spring 2010 and spring 2011.

• Teaching Assistant: Introduction to Microeconomics, Introduction to Macroeconomics. University of Washington, Department of Economics. September 2006 to June 2007.

• Norwegian Instructor, high school credit course. Concordia Language Villages, Bemidji MN. Summer 2006.

• Masters thesis supervision: o Emma Micklem, NHH - Wind Power in South Africa o Christopher Brenner, NHH - Biomass and the German Energy Policy o Louis Magnus Pauchon, NHH - Energy Efficiency Policy for Buildings: A comparison of

Norway and France o Arild Huitfeldt og Torgeir Persen, NHH – Realopsjonsanalyse – Vindkraftverk under

utvikling – Vil en realopsjonstilnærming forbedre verdivurderingen av et vindkraftverk under utvikling?

o Kjartan Skjæveland and Tønnes Thompson, NHH – The End of a Long Term Relationship between the Price of Crude Oil and Natural Gas – A Cointegration Approach.

o Arve Tundal og Mari Hougsnæs, NHH – Kostnadsanalyse: Hydro Aluminium Sunndal. En vurdering av fremtidig anodeleverandør til Hydro Aluminium Sunndal.

Pedagogical Training:

• Teaching Economics, credit course, Fall 2008, Department of Economics, University of Washington, Seattle (with Eugene Silberger)

• Pedagogical Training Certificate, Spring 2013, NHH, (with Arild Raaheim, University of Bergen/NHH)

Education: PhD, May 2012 Dissertation: Windonomics: Essays on Wind Power in the Nordic Electricity Market Department of Finance and Management Science NHH Norwegian School of Economics Bergen, Norway Masters of Arts in Economics, June 2008 University of Washington, Seattle, WA USA Bachelor of Arts, May 2004, Summa Cum Laude St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN USA Majors: Mathematics and History

Other Relevant Activities

• Organized NHH Business and Management Science Seminar series, Spring 2013- • Organized NHH Finance and Management Science Internal Seminar, Fall 2009 to Spring 2011 • NHH Finance and Management Science Department Board Representative, Fall 2009 to Spring

2011 and Fall 2013- • NHH Ph.D. Program Board Student Representative, Fall 2010 to Spring 2011 • Blogger: jmaurit.github.io#blog and reconhub.com

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EDUCATION

PhD Candidate, Energy Management and Policy, Penn State University, 2012 – Present. M.S., Energy Management and Policy, Penn State University, 2012.

B.A., Physics and Economics (Honors), magna cum laude, Illinois Wesleyan University, 2010. WORKING PAPERS

Gautam, S. and R.J. Briggs (2013). Coal Plants’ Response to Renewable Portfolio Standards. Briggs R.J., A. Shcherbakova, and S. Gautam (2013). The Political Economy of Monitoring and Enforcement in the Coal Mining Industry. Gautam, S. and R.J. Briggs (2013). The Effectiveness of Renewable Portfolio Standards in reducing carbon emissions in the US Electricity Sector. Briggs, R.J., S. Gautam, and Z. Lei (2012). Are Competitive Markets Green?

PROGRAMMING SKILLS: SAS, Stata, Matlab, Excel RESEARCH EXPERIENCES

Research Assistant, Penn State University, 2013 – Present. A Department of Energy and eEnergy Vermont funded consumer behavior project to study the change in electricity usage of Green Mountain Power customers of Rutland, Vermont during critical peak pricing events. Responsible for creating a large-scale dataset (~23 million observations), creating descriptive statistics and figures, developing econometric models, and briefing the research group during meetings.

Research Assistant, Penn State University, 2011 – 2012. Study analyzing the relationship between lobbying contributions and monitoring and enforcement outcomes in the coal mining industry. Responsible for creating a dataset by combining the inspections and violations for coal mines from Mine Safety and Health Administration with lobbying expenditure data from the Center for Responsive Politics with the help of SAS and STATA.

Research Assistant, Penn State University, 2010 – 2011. Project under Electricity Market Initiative to study the impact of deregulated electricity market in CO2 emission in the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland (PJM) region. Responsible for performing literature search, creating database, and writing SAS programs to clean and combine large scale datasets. Database consists of plant-level generation and emissions information from US Energy Information Agency and Environmental Protection Agency.

NSF Summer Research, Brandeis University, 2009. Studied the attractive interactions among two like charged bio-polymers in a solution induced by adding di-valent and mono-valent counter-ions. Quantified the interaction energy of the filament bundles by analyzing the racquet structures.

Suman Gautam Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering Phone: (214) 542-6697 The Pennsylvania State University Office: 128A Hosler 10 Hosler Building Email: [email protected] University Park, PA 16801


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WORK EXPERIENCES Founder, Energy for Nepal, 2012 – Present.

A start-up company focusing on launching cutting edge clean-energy technologies and services and helping secure capital for developing renewable energy projects in Nepal.

Physics Tutor, Illinois Wesleyan University, 2007 – 2010. Responsible for assisting instructors and undergraduate students during the labs and tutoring sessions.

Project Coordinator, Kathryn Wasserman Davis Projects for Peace, 2007 – 2010. Recipient of $10,000 grant to initiate micro-credit fund and conduct income generating training programs for forty conflict survivors of a decade long Maoist insurgency in Chitwan, Nepal. Other works include proposal writing, coordinating with local government, and managing fund.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCES

Member, Graduate Student Council, College of Earth and Mineral Science, Penn State, 2012 – . Article Editor, Park Place Economist, Undergraduate Research Journal, 2008 – 2009. Vice President, International Society, Illinois Wesleyan University, 2008 – 2010. Volunteer for Katrina Survivors, New Orleans, Alternative Spring Break, 2008.

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Member, The Association of Environmental and Resource Economics, 2012 – Present. Member, The International Association for Energy Economics, 2011 – Present. Member, Southern Economic Society, 2012 – Present. Member, American Physical Society, 2007 – 2010.

HONORS AND AWARDS OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) and International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) Support Grant, $1750, 2013. Energy & Environmental Economics and Policy Travel grant, $1300, 2012/2013. US Association of Energy Economics Student Scholarship, 2012. University Student Achievement Award, 2007 – 2010. Dean’s Scholar, 2006 – 2010. Ernest I. Bass and Eurice Bass Scholarship, $2300, 2009. Pricilla R. Morton Scholarship, $2000, 2008.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS

31st US Association of Energy Economics, Austin, Texas, 2012. 82nd Southern Economic Association, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2012. Energy and Mineral Engineering Colloquium, Penn State, 2012.

Last Updated: July 2013

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CHEN-HAO TSAI Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering The Pennsylvania State University 216 Hosler Building University Park, PA 16802-5000

(814) 852-8031

[email protected] / [email protected] http://sites.psu.edu/chenhaotsai/

EDUCATION

PhD Candidate, Energy Management and Policy, July 2014 (expected) Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA Master of Public Affairs, May 2005 School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Bachelor of Science in Engineering, June 2001 Department of Civil Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei, TAIWAN FELLOWSHIPS, HONORS, AND AWARDS

Dennis J. O'Brien United States Association for Energy Economics Student Paper Award. “Electricity Market Restructuring and Investment in Nuclear Power Generation – Evidence from Power Uprates in U.S. Nuclear Industry”, 30th USAEE / IAEE North American Conference, Washington DC, 2011 Fellow, World Nuclear University Summer Institute, Oxford, United Kingdom, 2009

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

Project Engineer (July 2005 – June 2010); Civil Engineer (July 2001 ~ July 2003) Lungmen Nuclear Power Project, Taiwan Power Company, Taipei Headquarter, TAIWAN Taiwan Power Company is a vertically integrated and state-owned electric utility, and Lungmen Project is it’s 4th Nuclear Power Project, consisting of two ABWR units each with 1,350 MW generation capacity. - Planned, executed and completed procurements of engineering services from foreign and local engineering

consulting firms, including setting procurement schedule, drafting Request for Proposal and processing bid invitation, evaluation and award procedure, with accumulated contract amount over US$ 40 million. (July 2005 – June 2010)

- Managed and coordinated operation of Lungmen Project Architecture Engineers (A/E) team at Site Engineering Office, consisting 130 staff from two local contractors with annual budget over US$ 10 million. (September 2006 – June 2010)

- Assisted Lungmen Project Manager and participated in contract amendment negotiation with Lungmen Project foreign venders (September 2008 – June 2010)

- Participated and acted as primary undertaker in contract dispute mediation with Lungmen Project foreign vender, negotiated with contractor’s representative, assessed and recommended mediation price, and reached resolution in an amount over US$ 2 million. (September 2008 – March 2009)

- Coordinated with legal councils to prepare statements and discoveries, assisted in training of factual witnesses and rehearsal of cross-examination in an international arbitration against Lungmen Project foreign vender, with disputed amount over US$ 24 million. (May 2007 – August 2008)

- Planned, executed and completed procurement of Special Doors and Windows, including Radiation Protection Doors, Anti-missile Doors, Air-lock and Water-lock Doors and Windows, with contract amount over US$ 2 million (Jan 2002 – June 2003)

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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE AND INTEREST

- Electricity market restructuring/deregulation and its impact - Capital investment decision in generation and transmission - Nuclear plant operational performance and safety

RESEARCH PAPERS IN PROGRESS

- “Deregulation and Investment in Generation Capacity: Evidence from Nuclear Power Uprates in the United States” (with Zhen Lei and Andrew N. Kleit) submitted to Review of Economics and Statisticss

- “Electricity Market Restructuring, Grid Reliability, and Nuclear Power Safety in the United States” (with Zhen Lei) admitted for presentation in International Association for Energy Economics 2014 NYC Intl Conference

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Teaching Assistant, the Pennsylvania State University - Strategic Corporate Finance for the Earth, Energy, and Materials Industries - Quantitative Analysis in Earth Sciences Lecturer, Taiwan Power Company, TAIWAN - Government Procurement, 2008 to 2010

COURSE WORKS

Economics - Applied Microeconomic Theory - Advanced Microeconomic Analysis/Game Theory - Energy Economics Quantitative Analysis - Applied Econometrics - Optimal Control Theory and Dynamic Programming Electricity Market - Transition of Electricity Markets - Wholesale Electricity Markets Modeling

SKILLS

Statistical Languages: Stata, SAS Programming Languages: Matlab Language: Mandarin Chinese (Native), English (Fluent)

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION

Member, United States Association for Energy Economics Member, International Association for Energy Economics Member, Chung-Hwa Nuclear Society, TAIWAN

PERSONAL INFORTMATION

Citizenship: TAIWAN Permanent residency: U.S.

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EDUCATION

Rice University , Houston TX Ph.D. in economics expected May 2014 M.A. in economics May 2011

3.66/4.0 GPA

Tulane University, New Orleans LA B.S., double major in mathematics and economics August 2006

Magna cum laude

Departmental honors in both mathematics and economics

AWARDS

2013 - Nominated for the Dennis J. O’Brien Best Student Paper Award by the United States Association of Energy Economics 2013 - Awarded Best Poster at the 2013 Conference of the United States Association of Energy Economics 2011 - Social Science Research Institute Dissertation Improvement Grant 2006 – 2011 - Rice University Graduate Fellowship 2004 – 2005 - Tulane University Dean’s List 2002 – Tulane University Distinguished Scholar’s Award 2002 - National Merit Finalist

PUBLICATIONS

“Pyramiding, Productive Efficiency, and Revenue under a Gross Receipts Tax” Multistate Tax Commission Review, Multistate Tax Commission, forthcoming.

“Fossil Fuel Taxation in the President’s 2013 Budget”, James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, April 2013.

PRESENTATIONS

“Fossil Fuel Taxation in the President’s 2013 Budget,” 32nd USAEE/IAEE North American Conference, United States Association for Energy Economics and International Association for Energy Economics, Anchorage AK, July 28-31, 2013.

“Fossil Fuel Taxation in the President’s 2013 Budget,” Congressional Budget Office, Washington DC, July 10, 2013.

“Fossil Fuel Taxation in the President’s 2013 Budget,” 31st USAEE/IAEE North American Conference, United States Association for Energy Economics and International Association for Energy Economics, Austin TX, November 4-7, 2012.

“Pyramiding, Productive Efficiency, and Revenue under a Gross Receipts Tax,” 2012 FTA Revenue Estimation & Tax Research Conference, Federation of Tax Administrators, Providence RI, October 21-24, 2012.

EXPERIENCE

Baker Institute, Houston TX, Graduate Fellow 2012 – Present Wrote a policy white paper on the effects of the president’s 2013 Budget on the US energy industry estimated with STATA and R.

National Tax Journal, Houston TX, Assistant to the Editor 2010 – Present Proof-read scholarly articles on various topics in taxation before their publication in this peer-reviewed journal.

Congressional Budget Office, Washington DC, Summer Associate 2013 Examined oil and gas production and revenue from federal land using STATA. This analysis was credited by a Congressional Budget Office official with improving the revenue forecasts of the CBO.

Multistate Tax Commission, Washington DC, Policy Research Intern 2011 Wrote recommendations and analysis on how to amend the MTC’s Model Corporate Income Tax. These recommendations were read and discussed by the working group of 40 private sector, state revenue, and MTC representatives that was in charge of deciding on the changes.

Rice University, Houston TX, Teaching Assistant 2006 – 2011 Wrote assignments and exams for a sophomore level microeconomics class. Grading responsibilities for 50 students.

Rice University, Houston TX, Instructor 2009 Instructed a section of 25 students in a sophomore level microeconomics course. Achieved higher student grades on exams that were the same for all sections than any of the three other sections, including one taught by a full professor.

TECHNICAL SKILLS Proficient with Microsoft Office, R, STATA, SAS, and LaTeX.

MELISSA K. LYNES [email protected] 407.729.8076

OBJECTIVE: Seeking an economic analyst position where I can utilize my academic background and previous research and work experience to further develop my analytical and research skills. EDUCATION

PhD in Agricultural Economics, GPA 4.00/4.00 Anticipated May, 2015 Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS

Passed Qualifying Exams MA in Economics, GPA 3.86/4.00 August, 2013

Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS Non-Degree Seeking, Economic Emphasis GPA 3.90/4.00

North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Bachelor of Science in Sport Management, GPA 3.89/4.00 May, 2007

High Point University, High Point, NC ARTICLES

• Fewell, J., M. Lynes, J. Williams, and J. Bergtold. “Kansas Farmers’ Characteristics and Willingness to grow Cellulosic Bioenergy Crops.” Journal of American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers. June 2013.

• Lynes, M., J. Bergtold, J. Williams, and J. Fewell. “Farmers’ Willingness to Produce Alternative Cellulosic Biofuel Feedstock: An Analysis of Adoption and Initial Acreage Allocation.” Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. In review.

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATION

• Lynes, M. “Changes in Renewable Energy Demand: A look at the renewable energy demand portfolio.” Selected paper for presentation at the 32nd Annual United States Association of Energy Economics, Anchorage, Alaska, July 28-31, 2013

• Lynes, M., J. Bergtold, J. Williams, and J. Fewell. “Determining Farmers’ Willingness to Grow Cellulosic Biofuel Feedstocks on Agricultural Land.” Selected paper presented at the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, Seattle, Washington, August 12-14, 2012

POSTER PRESENTATION

• Lynes, M. J. Bergtold, J. Williams, and J. Fewell. “Factors Affecting Farm Managers’ Willingness to Produce Cellulosic Biofuel Feedstock.” Poster presented at the Sustainable Energy Symposium, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, April 11, 2013

• Lynes, M., J. Fewell, J. Bergtold, and J. Williams. “Determining Farmers’ Willingness to Grow Cellulosic Biofuel Feedstock.” Poster presented at the Capitol Graduate Research Summit, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, November 6, 2012

HONORS/AWARDS/OTHER

• Member of First Place AAEA Graduate Student Section Case Study Team 2012 • Awarded USDA National Needs Fellowship with emphasis on Resource Economics and Alternative Energy, Kansas

State University, 2011 • Graduated Summa Cum Laude, High Point University, 2007

Melissa K. Lynes Page 2 RELATED EXPERIENCE Graduate Research Assistant, Kansas State University Dept. of Ag. Economics, Manhattan, KS August 2011 – Present

• Use SAS to develop a stated choice survey on carbon sequestration and conservation farming practices • Create farm budgets based on different types of crop rotations • Develop summary statistics for bioenergy survey • Statistically analyze bioenergy survey to help determine synergies between producers and their willingness to

participate in the production of bioenergy • Find inconsistencies in survey responses and pragmatically determine how to interpret the data • Applied for National Science Foundation grant

Research Assistant, Environmental Economic Services LLC, Raleigh, NC June 2010 – August 2011, Summer 2012 & 2013

• Used a box-cox regression to determine the main determinants of nonmarket natural resource damage costs to better predict total damage costs due to an oil spill

• Analyzed a fish consumption survey to determine person and trip weights • Conducted on site data collection of recreationalist • Analyzed tables and charts to discern the environmental economic impact and reported information • Researched recreation usage and environmental impacts due to Natural Resource Damages (NRD); important so that

the economic losses could be calculated • Created timeline of events due to NRD; impacts the calculation of economic cost and potential damages • Maintained journal and article database; provides ongoing library resource

Account Coordinator, Hollins Exposition Services, Greensboro, NC January 2010 – April 2010

• Consulted with prospective and current clients to determine their tradeshow or exposition needs; helped clients determine most cost-effective booth space and presentation

• Created and distributed contracts and information kits; maintained show files/notebooks with current show information; important to track communications and revenue

Manager Sports Marketing, MediaFit Strategic Sports Marketing, Lewisville, NC June 2007 – November 2009

• Analyzed client and potential client marketing plans to determine if and how a sports marketing program would be beneficial to their overall marketing program; facilitated economic decision-making and showed the value of sports marketing

• Consulted with sports marketing clients on a regular basis to ensure their sports marketing program was meeting their strategic needs/goals; helped clients adjust their marketing throughout the fiscal year for optimum impact

• Analyzed data to determine the marketing impact was having on client potential customers • Managed development of all sports marketing client materials including but not limited to press releases, sell kits,

websites, hero cards and sponsor activation materials; maintained client web & social media sites • Interacted with sponsors, drivers, series officials, guests and track staff at NASCAR track hospitality; enhanced

relationships to support the company business COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ADDITIONAL LEADERSHIP

• Vice President, Graduate Student Agricultural Economics (GSAE), January 2012-Present • Member at Large of Publicity and Member Recruitment, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association Graduate

Student Section, May 2012-Present • Board Member, GO FAR, 2007-2010 • Vice President of Communications, Louisville-Clemmons Chamber of Commerce, 2007-2009

Melissa K. Lynes Page 3 COMPUTER SKILLS

• SAS, LIMDEP, STATA, Matlab, Microsoft Office Suite and Outlook RELATED COURSE WORK

• Advance Microeconomic Theory • Advance Macroeconomic Theory • Econometrics • Microeconometrics (Panel Data) • Discrete Choice Methods and Applications • Advance Resource and Environmental Economics

• Agricultural Demand and Commodity Marketing • Quantitative Methods • Theory of Statistics • Public Sector Analysis

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

• International Association for Energy Economics • United States Association for Energy Economics • Agricultural and Applied Economics Association

Jambaa LkhagvaGraduate Student

International Energy Policy Program (IEPP)Dept. of Technology Management Economics and Policy (TEMEP)

Seoul National UniversityMobile: +82-10-4837-0631

E-mail: [email protected]

- More than 5 years of working experience in renewable energy and energy policy as governmentspecialist.

- A highly motivated and enthusiastic graduate with good knowledge of the Renewable energyissues

- Able to use own initiative and work as part of a team under pressure to meet challenging objectives- First-class communication and organizational skills with the will and determination needed to

succeed.

2009-2012 Energy Authority of Mongolia, Government Implementing AgencyRenewable Energy DepartmentSpecialist in New Energy Resources

2008-2009 Ministry of Fuel and EnergyDepartment of Energy PolicySpecialist in Nuclear Energy Policy

2012-2014 Seoul National University(Expected) Dept.of Technology Management Economics and Policy (TEMEP)

International Energy Policy Programme (IEPP)Graduate Student, Master Degree MS

2002-2006 National University of MongoliaSchool of Physics and TechnologyBachelor’s degree in Nuclear Technology

Sept 2012-June 2013 International Energy Expert Partnership Program, Seoul, South Korea, JakartaIndonesia

Nov 2010 – Feb 2012 Master trainer of Support Project to Improve Maintenance Skills for Photovoltaicand Other Renewable Power Generation Systems NEDO in Japan

Feb-March 2010 Introduction to Solar Power Generation System for Asian countries - JICA Osaka,Japan

Sept 2009 Solar, Wind and Diesel Hybrid system training- Deutsche Gesellschaft fürTechnische Zusammenarbeit, (GTZ) in Ulaanbaatar

Profile

Professional Experience

Education

Specialized Training

March-Aug 2007 Global Exchange (GX) volunteering programme, Luton, United Kingdom

2010 National Consultant, TA-7365 (MON): Capacity Building Program on CleanDevelopment Mechanism" Asian Development Bank (ADB)

2009-2011 Member of organizing committee for National Renewable Energy Forum II, IIIand IV Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

2010 Member of the Organizing Committee for the “Renewable Energy-Greeneconomy” meeting in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

2010 Member of the Organizing Committee for the”Energy Policy, Regulation andResearch” 5th meeting organized by Energy Authority of Mongolia and KoreaEnergy Economics Institute, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

2012 A Report “Overview of Electricity Industry in Mongolia”, TEMEP, SNU

2011 “National Renewable Energy Forum-2010” Book “Renewable energy policy andits implementation in Mongolia”, Energy Authority

2010 A Report “Current condition of Energy supply and Demand in Mongolia, ADB

2012 First Place Winner of “Project of International EnergyExpert Partnership Program”

2007 “Bronze” Duke of Edinburgh’s award, United Kingdom

2006 “Student Leader” of Uvs Province Student Union

2005 “Leader Student” of Mongolian Student Union

2002 “Best participant” of Mongolian Voice Radio in Russia

Mongolian (mother tongue)English (excellence)Korean (fair)Russian (poor)

Volunteering and extra-curricular activities

Awards

Language and computer skills

Windows OS, MS office,AutoCAD, Photoshop, Clover(RE software) etc.

Batbayar Chadraa Ph.D Senior officer, Renewable Energy Department of Ministry of EnergyGovernment Bldg-14, Chinggis Avenue, 3rd Khoroo, Khan-UulDistrict-17060, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.Tel: +976 (11) 62263066 | Mobile: +976- 99093511|[email protected] | www.energy.gov.mn

Jeong-Dong Lee Ph.D Professor, Director of Technology, Management, Economics and Policyprogram (TEMEP), Seoul National University, Seoul 151-742, Republicof [email protected] www.temep.snu.ac.kr

Kyung-Jin Boo, Ph.D Professor, PhD in Urban Affairs and Public PolicyTechnology, Management, Economics, and Policy Program (TEMEP)College of Engineering, Seoul National [email protected]

Certification:

I, the undersigned, certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief, these data correctly describe me, myqualifications, and my experience.

Signature:

Date: June 03, 2013

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PERSONAL DATA

Date of Birth: 29th July, 1982 Sex: Male Marital Status: Single L.G.A Oguta State of Origin: Imo Nationality: Nigeria

EDUCATION

PhD Economics May, 2014 (expected) University of Ibadan, Nigeria MSc Economics 2010 University of Ibadan, Nigeria BSc Economics (Second Class, Upper Division) 2005 Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State

EXPERIENCE

Nov. 2012 – Sept. 2014

Research Intern Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER), Ibadan.

-Research team member, Universities in Innovation for Inclusive Development (UNIID) Africa Project. -Assisting the project team leader in the management of the project.

Sept. 2012 – present

Research Fellow Centre for Petroleum, Energy Economics, and Law (CPEEL) University of Ibadan, Ibadan

• Team member in the drafting of Lagos State Energy Policy, 2012.

• Worked directly with the Director – Prof. Adeola Adenikinju - in the writing of some Technical Reports.

Sept. 2009 – present

Graduate Assistant Center for Econometric and Allied Research (CEAR)

University of Ibadan, Ibadan

• Participated in econometrics for researchers training (Macro-econometric Modelling)

• Team member: The impact of the Nigeria LNG Project on Nigeria, 2012.

• The experience garnered has made me an expert in Macro-econometric modelling as applied in my PhD Thesis.

• Excellent impact assessment skill has been developed.

March 2008 – Oct. 2012

Teaching Assistant Department of Economics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria

24, Estaport Street, Soluji, Gbagada, Lagos, Nigeria +2348038728652; +2348098099899

[email protected]

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• Taught Introductory Microeconomics to 100 level undergraduates • Taught Economics of Marketing to 300 level undergraduates • Taught Public Sector Economics to 400 level undergraduates • These experiences expanded my knowledge of the theory and empirical works of economics;

improved my communication skills, and ability to multi-task in terms of teaching, and research assistantship.

Jan. 2008 – Aug. 2010 Research Assistant (Professors Ibi Ajayi and Adeola Adenikinju) Department of Economics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan

• Research: provided assistance in sourcing and analyzing data. Also assisted in the preparation of reports both local and international. The experience strengthened amongst others my research skills and analytical capabilities, data handling, attention to details, inductive reasoning, fluency of ideas, report writing and ability to meet deadline.

OTHER TRAINING

• Skill Improvement in English Language Writing 31st July, 2013 for NISER research staff

• Orientation Workshop for Students Leaders June, 18 – 19, 2012

• MDGs - Development Knowledge Training Programme 2006 - 2007

(Community Development Facilitator) National Youth Service Corps, Rivers State

COMPUTER SKILLS and COMPETENCIES

• Diploma in Computer Application for Accounting and Personnel officers; • Proficient in the use of standard Microsoft Office packages, spreadsheets, statistical, and

mathematical programs (E-Views, SPSS, STATA) and Internet applications; • Excellent numerical and critical reasoning skills; • Action oriented and committed to achieving outcomes; • Excellent researching, report writing and presentation skills; • Strong analytical, conceptual and numerical capabilities; • Excellent interpersonal, written and oral communication skills; • Open to and can propose new approaches and ideas, adapt and respond positively to change; • Can manage ambiguity and pressure in a self-reflective way; • Good team player and proven team leadership skills

LEADERSHIP POSITION President, Nigeria Association for Energy Economics, (NAEE) 2013 till date Student Wing Governor, Abdulsalami Abubakar Postgraduate Students Hall, 2010/2011 session University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. Financial Secretary, Association of Graduate Economic Students (AGES) 2010/2011 session University of Ibadan, Ibadan Class Governor, M Sc Class, Department of Economics 2007/2008 session University of Ibadan. Commissioner, for Information Abdulsalami Abubakar 2007/2008 session Postgraduate Hall, University of Ibadan.

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President, Catholic Youths Organization of Nigeria (CYON) 2006-2007 ST. Peter Catholic Parish, Ejemekwuru, Oguta L.G.A. President, Nigeria Economics Students Association (NESA), 2004/2005 session Nnamdi Azikiwe University. Director, Policy Analysis and Research Group (PARG), 2003/2004 session Department of Economics, UNIZIK, Awka. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION

i. Member, Nigeria Institute of Management (MNIM) Chartered. ii. Member, Nigeria Association for Energy Economics. (NAEE)

iii. Member, International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) iv. Member, Centre for Econometric and Allied Research (CEAR) v. Member, African Econometric Society (AES)

ON-GOING AND COMPLETED RESEARCH WORKS AND PROJECTS

• Osigwe A.C. (forthcoming). Oil Resource Abundance and Sectoral Performances in Nigeria, A Ph.D Research Thesis in Progress. Supervisor: Prof. Adeola Adenikinju.

• Osigwe A.C. (forthcoming). The Core Issues in Energy Access, To be Presented at the 7th International Conference of the Nigeria Association of Energy Economics (NAEE)

• Osigwe A.C. (2013). The Real Sector and the Service Sector Performances in Nigeria: Any Curse from the Oil Resource Abundance, Paper Presented at the Sixth NAEE/IAEE International Conference held at the Sheraton Hotel, Lagos, Nigeria.

• Adeoti J. O. and Osigwe A.C (2012) The Role of the Media in Disseminating Research Findings in a Competitive Environment, Paper presented at the 2012 Media Briefing and Training Workshop for Media Practitioners on Reporting of Research Findings. Nigeria Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER), Ibadan.

• Osigwe A.C. (2010). Eco 314 - Economics of Marketing: A course material prepared for the Department of Economics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

• Osigwe A.C. (2010). ECO 103 - The Nigeria Economy in Perspective. A course material prepared for the Department of Economics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

• Osigwe A.C. (2009). Macroeconomic Responses to oil price increases and decreases in Nigeria: Cointegration and VAR approaches. M.Sc. research work supervised by Prof. Sam Olofin and Published in the 2010 NAEE Conference Proceedings.

• Osigwe A.C. (2005). An Assessment of exchange Rate policies and economic growth in Nigeria (1980-2004), B Sc. Research work.

• Osigwe A.C. (2004). Recent Development in the Nigerian Banking Sector and their Implications on the Nigerian Economy. A research work carried out for the Policy Analysis and Research Group (PARG), UNIZIK, Awka. Osigwe A.C. (2006). Human Capital Development: A tool for quickening the pace of economic growth. A Journal article published in the Department of Economics, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.

WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCES ATTENDED

• The 6th International Conference of Nigeria Association of Energy Economics (NAEE) on Energy Resource Management in a Federal System: Challenges, Constraints, and Strategies; held at Sheraton Hotel, Lagos, Nigeria. April 22 -23, 2013.

• Center for Econometric and Allied Research (CEAR) workshop on Econometrics for Researchers

Module IV (Macro econometric Modelling), November 26 -30, 2012.

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• The Fifth Joint Annual Conference of International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) and Nigerian Association for Energy Economics (NAEE) Held at Sheraton Hotel, Abuja, Nigeria. April, 2012.

• Orientation Workshop for Student Leaders organized by the Student Affairs Unit of the University

of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria, 2012

• The 3rd Joint Annual Conference of International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) and

Nigerian Association for Energy Economics (NAEE) on “Energy, Environment, and Economic Growth”. Held at New Chelsea Hotel, Abuja, Nigeria. 19th – 20th April, 2010.

• The First Joint Annual Conference of International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) and Nigerian Association for Energy Economics (NAEE) Held at Sheraton Hotel, Abuja, Nigeria. April, 2008.

HOBBIES • Meeting people, Reading, Listening to News.

REFERENCES F. Adeola ADENIKINJU Professor of Economics Department of Economics and Director, Center for Petroleum Energy Economics and Law (CPEEL) University of Ibadan, Nigeria Phone: +2348023440018 Email: [email protected] John O. ADEOTI Professor of Development Economics, Economic Policy Research Department, Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER), Oyo Road, Ojoo, P.M.B. 5 UI PO, Ibadan, Nigeria. Phone: +234 802 3367864 Email: [email protected] Elias Udeaja (PhD) Central Bank of Nigeria, Federal Republic of Nigeria Phone: +2348037209200 Email: [email protected]

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Nuclear Energy Institute Washington, D.C. Policy and Governmental Affairs Intern 05/13-08/13 Conducted an economic analysis of the viability of small modular reactor (SMR) technology in a post-DOE licensing authorization context to identify financial drivers for future broad-based utility investment Authored reports on nuclear industry stakeholder briefings and energy specific hearings on Capitol Hill Engaged in NEI’s strategic outreach efforts with members of Congress, staffers on Capitol Hill, and with nuclear industry stakeholders representing a variety of electric utilities and nuclear technology vendors Developed a presentation on proposed used nuclear fuel legislation concerning the construction of a spent fuel repository for review at NEI’s monthly Stakeholders for Nuclear Waste Reform meeting

School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University Bloomington, IN Teaching Assistant for Professor Denvil Duncan 08/13-Present Assisted with grading student submissions for a graduate level course in public finance and budgeting

Research Assistant for Professor John Rupp 05/13-06/13 Created an annotated tabulation of resources covering both the technical and policy challenges associated with enhanced shale gas production and development in the United States

Research Assistant for Professor Sanya Carley 01/13-05/13 Researched current sustainable manufacturing practices and processes and produced a literature review of available references on sustainable manufacturing Constructed a questionnaire to be distributed to industry-level CEO’s concerning company engagement in the field of sustainable manufacturing

Department of Political Science, University of Illinois-Chicago Chicago, IL Research Assistant for Professor Seung-Whan Choi 10/11-05/12 Edited research papers that emphasized the use of regression analysis in the study of international relations Conducted research on a range of issues within the field of international relations in order to assist Dr. Choi with the production of his journal submissions

Global Green USA Washington, D.C. National Security Intern in the Security and Sustainability Program 08/09-12/09 Prepared Global Green USA’s Sea-Dumped Chemical Weapons Proposal for presentation by Dr. Paul Walker (the current Legacy Program Director) to the United Nations Coordinated meetings and supervised Global Green USA’s philanthropic outreach efforts to elicit funding for their Sea-Dumped Chemical Weapons Pilot Project

EDUCATION

School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University Bloomington, IN Master of Public Affairs in Energy Policy 08/12-Present Relevant Coursework: Microeconomics, Energy Economics, Energy Markets, Statistics, Cost-Benefit Analysis

Department of Political Science, University of Illinois-Chicago Chicago, IL Master of Arts in Political Science with a Specialization in Public Policy Analysis 08/10-05/12 Master’s Paper: “Critical Developments in the Current and Future Economic Viability of Nuclear Power in the United States”

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Urbana, IL Bachelor of Arts in Political Science 08/05-12/09

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University Bloomington, IN Vice-President of the Energy Leaders Student Association (ELSA) 04/13-Present

CATHERINE L. KLING 755 Lincoln Place

Boulder, CO 80302 303-408-6562 cell; 303-443-3717 house

[email protected] EXPERIENCE: INVENERGY LLC; Littleton, CO May 2011 - Present DIRECTOR ENERGY MARKETING AND ORIGINATION SENIOR DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

• Market WECC and SPP portfolio of renewable and conventional generation development projects • Coordinate and draft solicited and unsolicited proposals to utilities, industrial and commercial power purchasers • Identify and develop relationships with new potential buyers, negotiate terms and power purchase agreements • Develop strategy for individual states and identify and secure new development opportunities, both greenfield and acquisitions • Managed 2 developers advancing and dissolving development projects in CA, AZ, NM, UT, NV and CO

RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS (RES); Broomfield, CO 2008 – 2011 SENIOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

• Lead developer to identify, lease and develop sites in new region (WY, CO, AZ & NM) – personally won leases for one of the most sought after sites in AZ (120 MW - landowner on board of AZ power authority) and 2 sites in CO (150 MW each); renegotiated 2 leases, helped shape county wind guidelines; developed PR plans and gained community support to counter opposition groups; gained support of San Isabelle (Tri-State member) for controversial project in their territory; 1 direct report • Managed and dissolved JV of 11 CA sites (60–200 MW each): negotiated 2 PPAs, near completion of EIS/EIR, turned negative public opinion to neutral position at local and county level, signed LGIA with APA pending, obtained met tower permits from BLM after 8 years, advanced DOD negotiations, advanced Avian & Bat Protection Plan with USFWS at site with eagles • Interwest Energy Alliance Board Member, CALWEA member and Colorado Renewable Conservation Collaborative member • Denver Post Article: Colorado Women Making Strides in Green Companies (April 24, 2009) – 1 of 4 women featured

SHELL WIND ENERGY; Houston, TX 2004 – 2008 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

• 1 of 3 developers in WECC – evaluated potential acquisition projects in west, including financial modeling for team • Northern CA 100 MW Project Lead - renegotiated lease, NOAA weather radar evaluations and negotiations, CAFG & USFWS negotiations and initiated HCP, extensive PR activities including successful joint Sierra Club and Audubon public meetings, independently advanced permitting and transmission studies, power marketing • Pursued green field sites in northern CA and southern WY; personally advanced negotiations with significant landowners in WY • Mt Storm WV 264 MW acquisition due diligence team: identified, evaluated and provided risk assessment of brown field issues • 100% Shell sponsored 3 week Earthwatch trip to Kenya, Africa for avian studies – mist netting, banding, point counts (2007)

SHELL OIL PRODUCTS US (previously Equilon); Houston, TX 1999 - 2004 BUSINESS CONSULTANT

• Super Award (2002) – Project management of corporate transition activities related to ownership change in all business units • Divestment team for $2B of downstream assets – Bakersfield refinery (lead for auction team), cogeneration plant (co-lead), retail and distribution assets (lead), intellectual property, on & off shore pipelines; all aspects of divestment activities including valuation, data room, information memorandum, negotiations, and project management • Company expert for stochastic financial modeling and decision-making incorporating risk and uncertainty (Crystal Ball) • Strategy development: corporate team member for US downstream assets – determination of $2B assets to sell; developed and facilitated strategy sessions for upstream lubricants business (co-lead)

SENIOR CORPORATE ANALYST

• Super Award (1999) – Project leader of multidisciplinary team – met tight deadline and completed under budget • Researched, developed and managed special projects for CFO, CEO, and BOD

SHELL OIL COMPANY (Exploration & Production); New Orleans, LA 1997 – 1998 SENIOR FINANCIAL ANALYST

• Evaluated and implemented new economic evaluation and portfolio management tool incorporating risk assessment of technical & financial variables – utilized groundwater modeling knowledge to understand hydrocarbon reservoir modeling and uncertainties • Developed databases of historic, current and future off shore prospects, and used these to justify annual budget requests, analyzed success and risk factors, assessed risks and rewards of potential investments in the context of portfolio theory

MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION; Boston, MA 1989 – 1994 • Pride in Performance Award (1994) - Team Project, 10 awards given to Department each year by Governor

HYDROGEOLOGIST: Municipal Water Supply Development and Protection; and Wastewater Plant Siting • Evaluated and approved 25-30 public ground water supply development and municipal wastewater projects: analyzed geologic and hydrologic data, evaluated deterministic and stochastic groundwater models, and assessed environmental risks • Assessed groundwater protection by-laws and land use zoning restrictions for environmental risk and contamination prevention • Private well coordinator for state – provided water quality information and recommendations regarding groundwater protection PLANNER: Federal Waste Management Program (UIC) • Successfully developed and managed new program to eliminate illegal small quantity waste disposal in auto businesses • Extensive regulatory experience: effectively developed interagency coordination at local, state, and federal level

EDUCATION: COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES (CSM), Golden, CO 1994 – 1996 MS Mineral Economics

• Finance Concentration: Courses included Economics, Accounting, Investment & Portfolio Theory, Foreign Investment Risk Assessment and Advanced Asset Valuation (discounted cash flow, option pricing, uncertainty analysis: @Risk)

• Coulter Scholarship (1994-1995) • Vice President of Graduate Student Association (1995) INSTITUTE FRANÇAIS DU PETROLE, Rueil Malmaison, France 1996 Mastère Spécialise en Politique et Gestion de L’Energie (MS Petroleum Economics and Management) • Courses included Strategic Management, International Negotiation, Econometrics, and Capital Budgeting UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY, Christchurch, New Zealand 1986 – 1987 • 1st Year of MS Coursework in Sedimentology UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI 1981 – 1985 BS Geology • Graduate courses: Petroleum Exploration and Carbonate Sedimentology • Michigan Rowing Team (1982-1984) ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE: Energy & Minerals Field Institute, Colorado School of Mines: Intern 1995 National Park Service, Washington DC: Park Ranger 1988 L’Association pour le Développement de l'Archéologie Urbaine à Chartres, France: Surveyor and Excavator 1985 Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife: Junior Maine Guide and Instructor 1983 & 1984

CV OLAPEGBA OLAWALE

OLAPEGBA OLAWALE House 7, Bright Decker Layout, Plot 41, Beckley Estate, Abule Egba, Lagos, Nigeria

PO Box 75805, Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria

! 2348033645147, 2348095556598 # [email protected] Personal Information

• Date of Birth: December 22, 1981 • Gender: Male • Marital Status: Single • State of Origin: Oyo State • Local Government Area: Ibarapa Central • Nationality: Nigerian

Career Profile With six (6) years postgraduate experience covering banking, energy and government institutions, I have contributed to the success of numerous projects involving Sales Strategy, Relationship Management and Income Optimization with proven expertise in Business Development and Key Account Management. An academic background in Mechanical Engineering, MBA in Marketing Management plus technical experiences in Sales and Contracts, Banking, Project Management, Taxation, Procurement, Audit and Inspection have polished my skills in pursuit of a world class career in Industrial Management. Skills Profile •Ability to interpret and negotiate contracts and commercial terms and conditions. •Strong interpersonal and multicultural skills to lead and operate as a team player. •Presentation skills and capacity to communicate effectively in English Language. •Time management, organizing, planning and prioritizing in work and lifestyle. •Exposure to Oil and Gas - Business Arrangements, Projects and Fiscal Policies. •Experiences in Enterprise Risk Management and Project Management. •First-rate grasp of conventional services, products and processes. •High level of HSE commitment and awareness.

Education and Summary of Qualifications

• MBA (Marketing Management) 2009-2011 Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomosho, Nigeria

• B.Tech (Hons) Mechanical Engineering 2001-2006 Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomosho, Nigeria

• West African Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) O Level 1993-1999 Abeokuta Grammar School, Abeokuta Nigeria Work Experiences Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) August 2012 – Date $ Inspector of Taxes, Large Tax Office (LTO, Oil and Gas Upstream) Ikoyi, Lagos • Administration of Withholding Tax (WHT) to Oil Exploration and Production Companies. • Monitoring of Oil and Gas Upstream contracts and procurements for WHT Assessment. • Processing of WHT remittances and issuance of Bulk receipts and WHT Credit Notes. • Liaison with Taxpayers and Tax Consultants on WHT Processes.

CV OLAPEGBA OLAWALE

JMG LTD (Sales and after-sales support of heavy duty generators) May 2012- August 2012

! Sales Engineer

• Sourced and managed clients towards retaining existing base and increasing referrals. • Communicated with prospective clients and providing complete, concise purchase guidance. • Gathered competitive intelligence for competition, product positioning and service offerings. • Processed Local Purchase Orders, Contracts Supplies, etc from public and private sectors.

Intercontinental Bank PLC (Now Access Bank Plc) 2007-2012

! Internal Control/ Retail & Commercial Banking Division, FCT November 2011 – Feb. 2012

• Sourced and managed customer accounts and relationships. • Applied WREN (Wholly, Reasonable, Exclusive & Necessary) principles to ratify expenses. • Reviewed and proofed P&L and General Ledgers and resolved account imbalances. • Rendered daily, weekly and monthly reports on general branch operations. • Conducted regular snap checks, sweeps, etc to deter likely fraud.

! Risk Management Division, HQ March 2009– October 2011

• Scheduled loan work out strategies and recovery drives on non-performing accounts. • Appointed & appraised recovery agents as per Service Level Agreements. • Managed recovery litigations and judgment executions. • Computed monthly provision for Regional Risk Assets through CBN prudential guideline. • Generated weekly and monthly Risk Assets reports to Executive Management.

! Retail & Personal Banking, FCT June 2008 – March 2009

• Achieved N50m per quarter (150% of Performance Contract) mobilization of demand deposits. • Processed consumer loans (N100m) with 95% fully liquidated as at September 2011. • Cross-sold insurance products of the subsidiary.

! National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Staff May 2007 –May 2008

• Commissioned Gwagwalada Branch with the marketing team and grew the deposit base with Relationship Management team from foundation to N1.5b in 10 months.

Additional Training

• Oil and Gas Taxation Course FIRS Internal Course 2013 • Introduction to Safety Management OSHAcademy, US 2012 • Project Risk Methodologies Project Management College, UK 2012

Interests & Hobbies

• Travelling, Volunteering, Chess and Poetry.

References References are available on request.

M a r k u s L a n g

Tel.: +1-302-220-3810 ·∙ E-mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION

University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY ● Agricultural Economics (M.S.) 08/2013 – 5/2014

G.P.A.: 3.75/4.00 (pending thesis)

Relevant Coursework:

Calculus based Microeconomic Theory

International Trade in Agricultural Products

Advanced Quantitative Methods in Agricultural Economics using SAS

Supply and Demand Analysis using STATA

Applied Econometrics using SAS, STATA, R

Spatial Modeling using ArcGIS

● International Commerce and Diplomacy (M.A.) 08/2012 – 12/2013

G.P.A.: 3.80/4.00

Relevant Coursework:

Corporate Finance

International Trade & Marketing Strategy

Geopolitical Modeling & Forecasting using IFs

University of Delaware, Newark, DE● Economics & International Relations (B.A.) 08/2003 – 01/2007

G.P.A.: 3.48/4.00

AWARDS & PRESENTATIONS

U.S. Association for Energy Economics (USAEE) Case Competition FinalistIntl. Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) - 2014 Conference, New York City, NY 06/2014

SKILLS

Languages: German (native), English (native), French (fluent), Persian/Farsi (basic writing & conversation).

Software: MS Outlook/Word/Powerpoint/Excel (pivot tables, macros, adv. formulas, basic VBA),

SAS, STATA, R, ArcGIS, MySQL (basic), MISYS LoanIQ, IFs, Lotus Notes, Ubuntu Linux.

EXPERIENCE

Deutsche Bank Services New Jersey, Jacksonville, FLAssistant Vice President 09/2008 – 08/2012

● Supervised and trained staffs of 2-8 deal administrators with a portfolio of $1.8 – $41.6 billion in

syndicated, high yield and distressed traded loans.

● Assisted Controllers and Trading Assistants in deal, trade and bankruptcy P&L reconciliation.

● Redesigned and tested on-line exception reporting interface with IT and upper management.

Deutsche Bank Services New Jersey, Jersey City, NJAssociate 11/2007 – 09/2008

● Processed daily loan activity for DB Americas traded loan portfolios, including Par, Distressed,

Total Return Swap and Fixed Income Prime Brokerage.

JPMorgan Chase, Newark, DESenior Loan Operations Specialist 02/2007 – 10/2007

● Maintained a traded loan portfolio of $4.2billion across 1200 syndicated loan facilities.

● Reconciled payments and positions in French, German and English with trade desks, agent banks and

counterparties.

W. L. Gore & Associés, Paris, FranceInternship, Technical Oriented Fabrics 06/2006 – 08/2006

● Analyzed data on current and potential industry targets in France for European sales leadership.


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