Good to see this list of projects highlighting their innovation, ability to serve as models, and demonstration of microgrid benefits. Also great to have the Kaiser

On January 21 the HACi (HBSB) Energy & Environment Committee voted to accept the White Paper following a presentation by the team assembled to produce

Hospitals joining in the decarbonization movement? Anyone involved in hospital design or operation will be thinking – wow …mammoth task, particularly with the ongoing challenges

Great to see that sustainable building systems are being viewed as features on medical office buildings. Great to see that solar power, EV charging etc.

Hope you can join us – 8 am Pacific/11 am Eastern, May 11th, 2021 to hear how the San Benito Community Clinic, a net-zero facility

CONTECH-CA Role:  Electrical Engineer – Microgrid Consulting Project Description: The project, which includes 2.2 megawatts (MW) of solar, a 1 MW fuel cell from Bloom

On January 21 the HBSB Energy & Environment Committee voted to accept the White Paper following a presentation by the team assembled to produce this

As part of the HBSB Microgrid White Paper development, I gave an update to the HBSB Board at the December 12th, 2020 virtual meeting.

CONTECH-CA Role:  Consulting Electrical Engineer – Microgrid Project Description: San Benito Health Foundation (SBHF) is a small (17,584 square foot) critical health care facility serving

Role: Electrical engineer and MEP design project manager for the extensive renovation and replacement project.* My involvement started at Schematic Design and I led the

Role: We collaborated with the site owner to develop cost-effective electrical distribution solutions. Project description: Consultation and assistance in the preparation of technical information required for

Role: Consulted with HoloBuilder to help them develop their platform into an effective information gathering and reference solution. Acted as bridge between practical application and

Collaborated with site owner to develop electrical distribution solutions.

Role: As the electrical engineer (EEOR) for the new Stanford Hospital, instrumental in the design and construction of the normal and emergency power systems.*During the

Role: As the electrical engineer (EEOR) for the new MarinHealth Hospital, led the design of the normal and emergency power systems.*During the design worked closely

Project description: Design and install a renewable microgrid consisting of 250kW solar PV structures utilizing SunPower modules (on top of the existing parking garage)

Delivered on a Budget and Two Months Ahead of Schedule. Principal in Charge for the MEP Design (John Was employed by Mazzetti while working on