1st Edition
Powering Through Energy Resilience Planning from Grid to Government
Introduction
Part 1: Energy Resilience Princples
1. The Energy Resilience Imperative
2. Energy Resilience Concepts
Part 2: Energy Resilience Strategies and Tactics
3. The Energy Resilience Planning Process
4. Resilience Metrics and Maturity Model
Part 3: Energy Resilience at Every Level
5. Energy Resilience at the Grid Level
6. Energy Resilience at the Local Level
7. Government Resilience Policies and Programs
Conclusion
Biography
Brian Levite is a Certified Energy Manager with 23 years of experience in the energy industry. He has supported the Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Energy, and numerous corporations and electric utilities in areas of energy strategy. While at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Mr. Levite was the one of the developers of and instructors for DOE’s Community Energy Strategic Planning Academy. He has a BA in Environmental Policy and an MA in Public Policy from The American University. Mr. Levite currently works at ICF Consulting where he helps utility and government clients understand how best to incorporate new technologies into the grid.
Alex Rakow is a Certified Energy Manager with 11 years of experience working on facility management issues related to energy and sustainability performance for both public and private clients. Mr. Rakow was part of the team that created and developed the Hitachi microgrids business at Hitachi America. He has a BA from Cornell University in Environmental Science, and an MA from Johns Hopkins University, with a research focus on global economics and sustainability. Mr. Rakow is now the Sustainability Lead for the Cloud and Service Provider segment at Schneider Electric.
