Sam Timpano
PresidentSam Timpano & Associates
Sam Timpano has over 19 years as a senior development professional in independent power and distributed energy projects in the international arena. He has lived and worked in Asia, Europe and Latin America, advising and leading development teams and asset managers and asset acquisition due diligence teams. Most recently, he was a Senior Developer for AES in Panama responsible for reviewing all aspects of the project team including formulating the financial models and arranging the financing for the major development projects. He was responsible for the successful development of 3 major projects valued at over $500 million and participated in the review of more than 15 acquisitions valued at over $2 billion in 6 different countries. He has extensive experience in on-site cogeneration projects with large industrial users and local utilities. He has extensive working relationships with many of the energy ministers and ministries in Asia, Europe, Latin America and Eastern Europe. (This is me - Update Profile)
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GLG Study Groups with Sam Timpano(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Electricity Distribution Experts in GLG Member Programs | 55 |
| Oil and Gas Pipeline Experts | 140 |
| Natural Gas Pipeline Experts (US) | 79 |
| LNG Experts | 144 |
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The author of this article in the FAO newsletter is far behind times, as are most bureacratic analysts, especially at the United Nations. This issue is for the most part well settled and the answer to the question is a categoric "No". Food chain crops should not be used as feedstock for biofuels and...
Most of the world has missed a major paradigm shift that is still not clear enough to most "drivers" to avoid major collisions in the future. The historical economic models have not been properly updated to account for this new paradigm and the factors of the new model are going to permanently change...
Russia has several issues of significance that keep them from becoming a major participant in OPEC price support efforts. This article does not take into account these macor-economic and geopolitical issues.
The current slide in crude prices, casualty of the global financial and credit crisis, should serve as a harbinger to producers that there is a need for a shift in how they manage production and pricing. The current pricing mechanisms used based upon existing markets in the US and Europe exposes these...
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