Driving national energy policy through scientific research, cross-functional leadership, and innovative system thinking
As an Affiliate Consultant at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, I bring over fifteen years of specialized experience in scientific research and economic project management focused on energy efficiency standards and regulations. My work directly supports the U.S. Department of Energy's mission to establish minimum energy efficiency requirements that deliver substantial, measurable reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Through rigorous data analysis, stakeholder engagement, and innovative system modeling, I've contributed to regulatory frameworks that provide both national and global environmental benefits while maintaining economic viability. My approach combines technical expertise with strategic leadership to navigate complex regulatory landscapes and deliver impactful results that stand up to scientific and legal scrutiny.
Developing innovative approaches to complex energy efficiency challenges through creative thinking and system analysis
Leading cross-functional teams across technical, policy, and stakeholder domains to deliver impactful results
Designing robust modeling frameworks and transforming data into actionable policy insights
Bridging interests between regulators, industry, and environmental groups through effective negotiation
Navigating complex rulemaking processes while maintaining scientific integrity and policy objectives
Authoring publications, presenting complex concepts, and mentoring emerging energy professionals
Energy Efficiency Studies Department, Berkeley, USA
Taipei, Taiwan (1999-2000)
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Hsintien, Taiwan (1998-1999)
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Toronto, Canada (1994-1998)
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Contributing to the advancement of energy efficiency standards through peer-reviewed research and regulatory documentation
Notice of Data Availability, U.S. Department of Energy, February 2025
Co-authored regulatory documentation establishing new energy efficiency standards for portable electric spas, contributing to national energy savings.
Final Rule, U.S. Department of Energy, December 2024
Led analysis and documentation for updated efficiency standards expected to significantly reduce energy consumption in commercial refrigeration.
Final Rule, U.S. Department of Energy, April 2024
Key contributor to standards development for distribution transformers, building on previous work from 2013 and 2007 rulemakings.
Interested in collaborating on energy efficiency projects or need consulting expertise? Reach out to discuss how we can work together.