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| Sridhar B. Samudrala, CEO |
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Sridhar B.Samudrala , Founder and CEO of IECC was the former Deputy Program
Manager for Asia at the U.S. Energy Association for over 11 years. In this
capacity he oversees over 35 utility and regulatory partnership activities
in Asia (Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Indonesia, Maldives, Nepal,
Philippines, and Sri Lanka). Sridhar has over 18 years extensive experience
and knowledge in US and international energy/electricity regulation,
distribution, generation and privatization of power in developing countries.
He holds a
Bachelor of Engineering degree in Mechanical and Nuclear
Engineering along with a U.S. Coast Guard Third
Assistant Engineering License in motors, gas & steam
turbines from the State University of New York at
Maritime College. Sridhar has worked for ICF
International and several consulting firms on developing
projects in Asia particularly in India
He has co-authored a reference book on the worlds top private power markets
for. In addition he has also written the Health Physics Vacuum, Selective
Alpha Air Monitoring, and Breathing Air Safety Evaluation Reports for the
Department of Energy's (DOE) Rocky Flats Facility in Colorado. |
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| Wendell F. Holland, Director |
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I will bring valuable skill sets, expertise, reputation, and client
relationships to an Energy & Utilities practice. My energy and utility
company expertise includes exposure to virtually all types of issues
involving electric, natural gas, telecommunications, water, railroad, and
transportation utilities.
As Chairman of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, I oversaw the
implementation of three major pieces of Pennsylvanian legislation that
represented comprehensive and sweeping changes to renewable energy, telecommunications reform and consumer
services. I also chaired the Commission at a time of utility mergers and
acquisitions of historic proportions, and, restructurings in the energy,
telecommunications and water industries. I also have served as an
Administrative Law Judge for Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, a
partner at a NYC based international law firm, and on the Board of Directors
for large corporations.
I served as treasurer of the National Association of Regulatory Utility
Commissioners (NARUC), on NARUC¹s Executive Committee, Board of Directors
and as chairman of the Association¹s Investment and Audit committees. I also
served as President of regional organizations including the Mid Atlantic
Regulatory Utility Commissioners and the Organization of PJM States, Inc.
(Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland). In both organizations, I worked
with state utility regulators and industry stakeholders on regional
solutions to complex utility issues such as implementation of the federal
Energy Policy Act of Œ05, competitive markets, transmission siting,
telecommunications inter-carrier compensation and consolidations in the
water and wastewater industries.
I have extensive international experience as well. I have advised clients or
lectured on energy law in over 25 countries. Under my tenure as Chairman,
the Pennsylvania Commission was recognized as regulatory Agency of the Year
by the United States Energy Association for its involvement in regulatory
reform and energy sustainability in several countries around the world.
Previously, while at LeBoeuf, Lamb, I was retained by the multinational
Southern African Development Community to draft its Energy Protocol and
served as lead energy counsel.
I have developed and maintained very strong relationships with a variety of
energy & utility companies and industry professionals throughout the
country. My previous experience, skills, and relationships will help an
organization expand its existing client base and improve its, reputation,
visibility, and market position in the energy and public utility industries. |
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| Darshan L. Goswami, Director |
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Darshan Goswami has over 35 years of engineering,
supervisory and managerial experience in the energy
field. Until recently, he was the Chief of Energy
Forecasting and Renewable Energy at the Rural
Development, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) in
Washington, DC. Earlier, he worked for 30 years at
Duquesne Light, an electric utility company in
Pittsburgh, PA. He held various supervisory and
managerial positions at Duquesne Light. He was
responsible for heading, planning, organizing and
implementing numerous and innovative technology projects
at Duquesne Light.
Darshan has provided a leadership role as Chief for the
Rural Electric Program at the USDA to develop and
promote the use of renewable energy resources such as
Wind Power, Solar Power, Hydro Power, Geothermal Energy,
Biomass, Biogas and Fuel Cells; and develop and
implement standards and specifications for renewable
energy systems. He has also served as a member of the
Interagency Hydrogen Research & Development Task Force Team to support President Bush’s Initiative
on the development of hydrogen as the fuel source of the
future. He was also responsible for preparing and
publishing a strategic plan for “Eliminating
America’s Addiction To Oil.” He also served as a
Board Advisor (volunteer service) for Sinclair College,
Dayton, Ohio, to develop new courses in Alternate Energy
Resources for the Electronics Technology Degree Program.
He has extensive experience and knowledge in project
management; research and development; generation,
transmission, distribution, capacity planning,
reliability, capital budget project procedures; fuel
cell developments; renewable energy resources;
regulatory requirements; and solving operating problems
with cost-effective improvement programs. He was
responsible for restructuring and reorganizing of Kerala
State Electricity Board, an Electric Utility Company in
India, including being a consultant and project team
member to Nexant (a subsidiary of Bechtel Corporation).
During his career, he has published many articles on
electric utility power infrastructure improvement;
restructuring and reforms; and innovative technologies
issues. He has made presentations extensively in
regional, national, and international conferences.
Darshan earned his Master of Science degree
in Electrical Engineering from the
University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
(specializing in electrical power system and
reliability). He is a registered Professional
Engineers, in the State of Pennsylvania since 1973. He
is a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and
Electronic Engineers. As a teaching assistance, he taught for two years at the
University of Washington School of Engineering. He also
taught Electrical Engineering and Math courses in the
evening at Duquesne Light and Point Park College in
Pittsburgh, PA.
Darshan is actively engaged in volunteer
work to help the poor. He is the founder and
co-president of a non-profit organization “India
Foundation (IF) for Children Education and Care.” The
IF goal is to eliminate poverty in
India through the education of underprivileged children,
and elevate the standard of living of poor women through
empowerment. |
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Contact by email:
darshan2008@gmail.com |
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| Sharada Gollu, Director |
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Sharada Gollu, Managing Director, Kaltech Solutions has
over 10 years of experience
in the field of Software and BPO. She is an IT
consultant for IECC.
Earlier, she worked as a Production manager for a
software
development and BPO company. She was responsible for
heading, planning and
executing several projects and BPO related works in the
company.
She
went on to form her own software company, Kaltech
solutions. The company has
offices located in Visakhapatnam, India, and in
Richmond, USA.
For services offered by Kaltech solutions visit
www.kaltechsolutions.com |
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Contact by email: sharada@kaltechsolutions.com |
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