Michael Bahleda
Bahleda Managment & Consulting, LLC.
Mike Bahleda is a Principal at Bahleda Management & Consulting, a firm providing management and technology coordination for sustainable power generation. Mr. Bahleda is handling projects including EPRI's Assessment of Waterpower Potential and Development Needs and Lux Research's Cleantech Report: Market Analysis and Business Intelligence for Energy and Environmental Technologies. He spent five years with the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) as Technical Leader of the Hydro, Renewable, and Economics Program managing renewable energy research for offshore and kinetic water power, wind, solar, and biomass. Prior to joining EPRI, Mr. Bahleda spent 21 years with American Electric Power (AEP). As the Principal Engineer for the Hydro Operations Group, he managed a multimillion dollar program for 17 hydroelectric facilities in five states and his duties included operations and maintenance, capital improvement, licensing, government relations, and long term planning. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2004 - present | Principal Bahleda Managment & Consulting, LLC. |
|---|---|
| 1999 - 2004 | Manager, Renewables, Hydro and Economics Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. |
| 1978 - 1999 | Principal Engineer, Hydro Operations American Electric Power Company, Inc. |
GLG Study Groups with Michael Bahleda(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Utilities and Power Generation Experts (US) | 68 |
| Renewable Energy Experts in GLG Member Programs | 72 |
| Alternative Energy Experts (North America) | 164 |
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The basis for awarding carbon credits will determine if we take steps to clean existing emissions or move to new technologies in response to global climate issues. If credits are based on production, change will be incremental as will the associated cost impacts. Awarding credits based on system load...
Canadian efforts in Nova Scotia are demonstrating how government and industry can work together to encourage emerging hydroelectric technologies. In the U. S., hydropower is being overlooked in the efforts to add reliable, domestic renewable energy to the U.S. generation portfolio. For a fraction of...
Congratulations are indeed due to Lunar Energy for their proposed 8 MW tidal project. As was noted in the analysis by Mr. Aldersey-Williams, it is a long way from announcement to operation, but it appears there is support and momentum for this effort to move forward in Britain. This nascent industry...
Nova Scotia Power’s award to Open Hydro to install a utility scale demonstration of an underwater turbine highlights a potential turning point for the hydroelectric industry that may mark the beginning efforts to reinvigorate this segment of the renewable energy industry. 1. The effort is...
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