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Submitted by cmjones on February 27, 2007 - 1:02pm.
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Christopher M. Jones Staff Research Associate Berkeley Institute of the Environment Conference Coordinator for US-China Clean Energy ConferenceSubmitted by sprowles on April 9, 2008 - 2:39pm.Name of job: Conference Coordinator for US-China Clean Energy Conference Description: The Berkeley Chinese Alumni International Association (BCAIA), Asia Society: Northern California, Berkeley China Initiative (BCI), Bay Area Economic Forum, and Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, in association with other organizations, will plan and host an international, multi-day conference on clean energy in the U.S. and China, to be held in Beijing in November 2008. A smaller, half-day conference will be held in San Francisco in April 2008. We are looking to fill immediately the newly created position of Conference Coordinator. This is a full-time contract position, with possibility for renewal. The successful candidate will be based in San Francisco and may on occasion travel within the U.S. and internationally. The Conference Coordinator will report to the conference organizing committee and will also work with the conference finance and program committees. He or she will foster coordinated event planning efforts, assist with fundraising and community outreach, and develop and maintain professional relationships with businesspeople, academics, policymakers, and other specialists in the clean energy field. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The Conference Coordinator will: * In consultation with the organizing committee, oversee conference and workshop event planning with members of the clean energy community in the San Francisco Bay Area and in China. The Conference Coordinator will work closely with the organizing committee (and program and finance committees) as well as counterparts in China to plan and execute a two-day conference focused on technology, investment, and policy issues within the clean-energy field in the U.S. and China. MINIMUM JOB REQUIREMENTS: * Bachelor's degree; 3 years' experience in conference management. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES REQUIRED: * Basic knowledge and understanding of the clean energy community; including issues, individuals, and organizations. Please submit your letter of application, with resume, references, and writing sample, to: Robert Bullock Contact e-mail: Date posted: 4/9/08 Utility Proposal Development Intern for SunPowerSubmitted by sprowles on April 2, 2008 - 2:51pm.Name of Job: Utility Proposal Development Intern for SunPower Description: What We Do: The solar electric industry is an exciting and rapidly growing business, providing Summary: We are seeking an Utility Proposal Development Intern to assist with preparing Assist in generating comprehensive proposals based on client specifications, site * Research candidate sites for project feasibility, using public sources to determine factors like parcel ownership, zoning, and current land use * Analyze possible competitors and partners * Identify local policy and development requirements which may affect project * Form working relationships with other SunPower departments, including Project Management and Finance, to gather requested information for proposals. * Create proposal content under the guidance of the Sales Team Education and Experience * Pursuing BS degree at top-tier institution, minimally Junior status * Coursework in Land Development and Policy preferred * Coursework in Energy Policy and/or Technology useful Qualifications: Essential Skills: * Superior web research skills * Excellent oral and written presentation skills * Meticulous attention to details * Self Starter with a burning desire to learn * Ability to multi-task and prioritize competing time demands * Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, Adobe Acrobat, and Google Earth Desirable Skills * Proposal writing experience * Familiarity with GIS Internship period will be now through June. Full time (40 hours / week) preferred, Contact E-mail: Date Posted: 4/2/08 Environmental Scientist/Analyst for MHA Environmental ConsultingSubmitted by sprowles on April 9, 2008 - 2:23pm.Name of job: Environmental Scientist/Analyst for MHA Environmental Consulting Description: MHA Environmental Consulting, an RMT Business, is in a growth mode due to its recent merger with RMT, Inc. Environmental analysis under the MHA and RMT, Inc. have assisted clients solve their most difficult and diverse environmental and engineering challenges for nearly 30 years. Duties - The position will involve the research and writing of environmental documents and studies for challenging energy development projects, including renewable energy development. Qualifications and Education Requirements - Master degree in earth science, natural resource management, or a related field with scientific Benefits - Compensation and benefits are competitive and include health and life insurance, paid time away from work, employee referral bonus, To apply visit www.rmt.jobs URL: Date posted: 4/9/08 Zero Energy Commercial Buildings InitiativeSubmitted by sprowles on September 12, 2007 - 1:48pm.Title: Zero Energy Commercial Buildings Initiative Summary: The ambitious goal of this new ZECBI is to transform the energy use of commercial buildings in the US to routinely achieve carbon-neutral building performance within a generation. More Information: LBNL has a research team of over 200 scientists working on many aspects of building energy performance, with notable successes and market impacts over the last 25 years with new technologies, systems, tools, standards, etc. But the building sector remains responsible for about 40% of energy use and carbon emissions, and over 70% of electricity use.
The ambitious goal of this new ZECBI is to transform the energy use of commercial buildings in the US to routinely achieve carbon-neutral building performance within a generation. To succeed, the program will need to address industry institutional inertia, foster technological innovation in equipment, materials, and controls, develop innovative tools and predictive models to support innovative design, enhance the education of design and engineering professionals, foster technology transfer from labs to industry, develop innovative processes for delivering and operating high performance buildings, identify deployment policies that will ensure widespread adoption of high performance buildings, and develop metrics and a framework to track long term progress toward goals.
There are groups already working on many of these individual issues, but no one has approached the problem in a comprehensive, integrated manner. The role of the ZECBI will be to help unify new and existing projects under one multiyear framework, with a vastly expanded level of effort, and create a roadmap for building innovation, shared by the industry, that is capable of delivering the dramatic emissions reductions necessary to mitigate climate change.
The ZECBI, initiated by LBNL, is now a joint effort with the Alliance to Save Energy, American Institute of Architects, American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, U.S. Green Building Council, and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development. Financial support is being sought from a variety of sources.
Opportunities for UCB Students to Participate
The initial ZECBI effort is broad in scope and offers many opportunities for BERC students to participate. Topics include:
• Technology: What technological innovations are required to develop robust, scaleable solution packages for commercial buildings, specific to building type and location
• Financing: Are there innovative approaches to develop and finance zero-energy buildings (e.g. commoditizing life-cycle energy savings)
• Design Process: What changes are required in current architectural/engineering practice and construction? How would these be implemented?
• Operations: How would zero-energy buildings be operated? What are the human behavior considerations, both for users and operators? How do we measure and expose the real performance of buildings?
• Policy: Are current and anticipated future green building policies adequate? How do we track the overall “state of the industry” and progress towards goals?
There is flexibility in how student participation is structured – both formal and informal arrangements can be made depending upon academic program requirements. Interested students and faculty are encouraged to contact us to identify potential areas for collaboration.
Contact person: Steve Selkowitz Contact e-mail: Funded?: Yes Director of Origination for 3DegreesSubmitted by sprowles on April 2, 2008 - 3:20pm.Name of job: Director of Origination for 3Degrees Description: Company Introduction: 3Degrees is a national leader in originating and commercializing renewable energy 3Degrees services include: - Renewable Energy Certificates (voluntary and compliance) Our company engages clients to develop, execute, and communicate sustainability Essential Duties and Responsibilities: The Director of Origination will lead 3Degrees' origination of verified emission The primarily responsibilities include: - Leading 3Degrees Origination Team Skills and Experience: - 5-10 years experience in project finance, project development, energy and commodity markets-ideally, carbon and renewable energy markets-or structured transaction brokerage Compensation and Benefits: - Compensation commensurate with experience Application Process: If you are interested in this position, please review the 3Degrees website for URL: Contact e-mail: Date posted: 4/2/08 Energy and Environmental MarketsSubmitted by cmjones on April 19, 2007 - 10:13am.Department: BA Course Number: 212 Course Title: Energy and Environmental Markets Instructor: Wolfram, Bushnell Description: Drawing on the tools of economics and finance, we study the business and public policy issues that these changes have raised in energy markets. Topics include the development and effect of organized spot, futures, and derivative markets in energy; the political economy of deregulation; climate change, environmental impacts and policies related to energy production and use; privatization of publicly owned energy assets; market power and antitrust; and the transportation and storage of energy commodities. We examine the economic determinants of industry structure and evolution of competition among firms in these industries; investigate successful and unsuccessful strategies for entering new markets and competing in existing markets; and analyze the rationale for and effects of public policies in energy markets. Offered: Fall and Spring Course Type: Graduate Energy Efficiency Implementation Manager for ICF InternationalSubmitted by sprowles on March 31, 2008 - 2:24pm.Name of job: Energy Efficiency Implementation Manager for ICF International Description: *ICF International is adding staff to its energy efficiency and climate *What you will do:* You will help to manage and implement broad-based energy On a daily basis you will perform any or all of the following: speak *What experience are we looking for?* You should have demonstrated - Program implementation including development and execution of detailed and effective implementation and management plans *What job skills should you have?* You should have the unique combination of - Outstanding writing and verbal skills We place a premium on creativity, an ability to work independently when What additional skills would we like to see?* - Formal training or considerable experience working for local governments and utilities *Experience:* We will consider a range of experience and academic degrees. Contact e-mail: Date posted: 3/31/08 Energy Analyst with E3Submitted by sprowles on March 31, 2008 - 2:56pm.Name of job: Energy Analyst with E3 Description: Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc (E3), a small economics and E3 has an influential and growing role in integrated resource Founded in 1993, E3 is built upon the partners' extensive experience E3 has a productive, efficient and enjoyable work environment. Energy Analyst Primary Responsibilities: -Project research and information/data gathering -Maintaining and developing spreadsheet models -Technical and statistical data analysis -Report writing and editing -Other project support as required Minimum Requirements: -Demonstrated interest in energy, economic and policy analysis -Degree in engineering and/or economics or related technical field -0-3 years experience -Very high proficiency in Microsoft Excel (incl. Visual Basic for Applications, form controls) -Strong quantitative, analytical and statistical skills, including proficiency in SAS -Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Power Point -Ability to write and communicate technical analyses clearly -Able to work independently -Interest in working in a small office environment Contact Information: To apply for this position, send a resume, cover letter, and references to: URL: Contact e-mail: Date posted: 3/31/08 |

