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ADG 1 Mark Sardella - Part 1 of What’s the Energy Problem
Posted January 19th, 2007 by John BiethanCategories: Lectures, Energy
Mark Sardella from Local Energy heads up a presentation and discussion on “What’s the Power Problem” from the 2006 Santa Fe Design Week.
Also
Mark was on our America the Green Podcast (ATG #2 - Localize your Energy) and helped to get our first Podcast off the ground. Click here to check that show out.
Online instructions:
Click on the audio slider above and view the slides below or download them in advance: Click here to download Mark’s complete Microsoft PowerPoint slide presentation for all of his shows in this series (2.1Mb). Click here to download the PDF of the same (1.4Mb). Click here to GET Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader.
Slide 3 @ 6:10 the Current U.S. Situation
Slide 4 @ 10:31 the Changing Energy Pie
Slide 5 @ 14:50 U.S. Petroleum Industry
Slide 6 @ 20:13 Hubbert’s Peak
Slide 7 @ 23:00 Peak Oil Discovery
Slide 8 @ 27:45 U.S. Natural Gas Industry
Mark Sardella, Local Energy - Executive Director
Mark is a licensed professional engineer and holds a degree in mechanical engineering from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. He designed space flight instruments before joining the energy industry in 1993, and since that time he has designed and installed numerous renewable energy systems for stand-alone and grid-interactive applications. In 1998 he co-founded the Southwest Energy Institute, a Santa Fe-based nonprofit working to foster the transition to sustainable energy. As a director of SEI, Mark advised many governmental and private organizations on energy policy matters. Before joining Local Energy, Mark served for two years as Technical Director for Rebuild New Mexico, a joint program of the U.S. Department of Energy and the New Mexico Energy Office, where he assessed the performance of 5-million square feet of buildings and identified $3.2 million in annual energy savings for the building owners.
