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Price serves as
both Program Manager and Energy Analyst for CES and CETX. His projects
include performing "data" based energy audits to identify energy
efficiency opportunities, negotiating with natural gas suppliers to
secure savings off tariff-based rates, and participation in all aspects
of the cogeneration and demand-side management product and services
design and implementation process. Mr. Price also performs detailed
feasibility studies for combined heat and power systems, advises
clients on renewable energy procurement options, and operates the
firm's Load Response program. The Load Response Program is an
innovative and successful initiative that rewards customers for
reducing electrical use during periods of peak demand in New England
with minimal customer effort. Mr. Price's credits also include aiding
in interventions and writing expert witness testimony in complex PUC
and FERC proceedings, including: general rate cases, stranded costs,
rate unbundling, asset divestiture, and transmission line loss.
Mr. Price earned a B.S. in Civil
Engineering, Environmental & Water Studies Program (1997
w/Distinction) from Stanford University, and a B.A. in Physics and
Environmental Studies from Bowdoin College (1995, summa cum laude).
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Peter
Bartlett joined
Competitive Energy Services in February 2006 as a Business Development
Manager and Account Manager. He currently assists Commercial and
Industrial customers in Maine and Massachusetts with their energy
needs.
Mr. Bartlett has over 22 years of experience in the Energy Business.
Prior to joining CES, Mr. Bartlett was a Business Development Manager
with Constellation New Energy, where he was responsible for sales and
account management for retail electricity clients in Maine,
Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Prior to joining Constellation New Energy, Mr. Bartlett had a 17 year
career with Central Maine Power Company, where he served as a Technical
Services Advisor, Manager of Service Center Operations and Major
Account Manager. At CMP, he gained extensive experience in the
wholesale and retail electricity industry and markets. He has
specialized in providing energy market expertise and procurement
strategies to large Commercial and Industrial customers, allowing them
to successful manage and control energy costs. He has also successfully
negotiated New Sales and Retention Agreements with large Industrial
customers, including the Pulp and Paper Industry. He has advised
numerous Commercial and Industrial customers in achieving reduction in
kW and kWh consumption through effective energy management techniques.
Mr. Bartlett holds a BS in Marine Engineering from Maine Maritime
Academy.
He is also a Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and Energy Procurement
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Scott
T. Johnson of
Bangor, Maine joined Competitive Energy Services in December 2005. Mr.
Johnson brings a wealth of business and financial experience to CES. He
is sole owner and principal of Johnson Management Group, LLC, a
diversified consulting firm established in 1992 providing a broad range
of services to New England industry with concentrations in energy
management and commodity procurement services, commercial banking,
textiles, retirement communities and agriculture. He has specialized in
commercial and industrial loan and lease placement, venture capital
acquisition and real estate development. The company is also involved
in project financing, corporate finance and management, creditor
relations and management restructuring.
In addition to his other consulting activities, from 1998 to 2005, Mr.
Johnson was the principal developer and a partner in the Dirigo Pines
Retirement Community in Orono, Maine.
Prior to that, he served as
Chairman and CEO of Eastland Woolen Mill, Inc. of New York City and
Corinna, Maine, a long time leading producer of women's and children's
outerwear fabrics, fine woolen flannels and woven and non-woven fabrics
for blankets. His experience in banking includes two years as Executive
Vice President and COO of Union Trust Company in Ellsworth, Maine, as
well as over twenty years in business development and commercial
lending with Fleet bank of Maine (formerly The Merrill Trust Company)
and Northeast Bank and Trust of Bangor, Maine.
Mr. Johnson matriculated at the University of Maine in Orono, majoring
in business and finance, and has continued a close relationship with
his Alma mater. He serves on the University of Maine President's
Development Council and chairs the University's Honors College
Development Committee. He is a past President of Bangor Rotary Club and
served fifteen years as President and Trustee of the Pine Tree State
4-H Foundation. He has served as a trustee and director of The Bangor
Symphony Orchestra, Cole Enterprises of Bangor, the Maine Chamber of
Commerce and Industry, and Maine Coast Memorial Hospital of Ellsworth,
Maine. He is currently a Trustee of the Catholic Foundation of Maine,
is President of Banair Corporation of Bangor and serves as a
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Thayer joined CES
in July 2005 as Business Development and Account Manager. Mr. Thayer
assists business and institutional clients in the Northeastern U.S.
with their energy
needs.
Prior to joining CES, Mr. Thayer
served as consumer assistance director and communications director for
the Maine Public Utilities Commission. As Director of the Consumer
Assistance Division at the Maine Public Utilities Commission, he helped
to write many of the consumer protection and supplier licensing rules
governing Maine’s competitive electricity market. He also
oversaw
the Commission's consumer protection and consumer complaint team. As
communications director at the Maine Public Utilities Commission, he
designed a series of highly successful energy market seminars and other
initiatives to assist business and institutional consumers in
understanding and successfully
navigating competitive energy markets. Mr. Thayer also served as
divisional controller for the machinery and electronics groups of a
major international trading company headquartered in New York City and
Tokyo, Japan.
Mr. Thayer holds a
Bachelor’s degree in economics from Brown
University in Providence, Rhode Island and a
Master’s degree from the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. Mr. Thayer is a native of
Connecticut who was raised in Falmouth, Maine.
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Keith
Sampson
joined Competitive
Energy Services in September 2007 as a Business Development Manager and
Account
Manager. He currently assists Commercial and Industrial customers in New England with their energy
needs.
Mr.
Sampson has over 16 years of experience in the Power and Energy
Business. Prior
to joining CES, Mr. Sampson was the Northeast Regional Manager for the
Water Energy
Group at Rochester Midland. At
RMC he
was responsible for business development, operations and account
management for
clients in New England,
New York,
New
Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Maryland,
District
of Columbia, Virginia
and Ontario Canada. Mr. Sampson had many
responsibilities at RMC
including managing a twelve member team serving clients in
manufacturing, food
processing, industrial, commercial and institutional markets. At RMC Mr. Sampson was
recognized for his
innovation in helping clients reduce their overall energy costs. Mr. Sampson and his team
helped customers
implement and monitor programs to reduce energy costs in boiler and
HVAC
operations.
Prior to joining RMC, Mr. Sampson had a 7 year career with
BetzDearborn, now
owned by General Electric, called GE Betz.
Mr. Sampson served as an
Account Manager and Senior Account
Manager-Strategic Accounts. At
GE Betz he
gained extensive experience in the power generation and HVAC markets.
He
specialized in providing consulting expertise and cost reduction
strategies to
large Commercial, Institutional and Industrial customers, allowing them
to
successfully manage and control energy costs. He won a number of energy
and
sales achievement awards. In
1999, he
won the BetzDearborn Chairmen’s Award for helping Lucent
Technologies in North Andover, MA
reduce fuel, electricity and water costs at the central plant. In 2000, he won the same
award for developing
programs that reduced energy and improved production at Eastman Kodak
Corporation in Peabody,
MA.
Mr. Sampson holds a BS in Business Management from North Adams State
College,
in North
Adams, MA.
He also has his CWT (Certified Water
Treater) as accredited by the AWT (Association of Water Treatment). Keith lives in Boxford,
MA
and is a native of New Jersey.
To
Contact Mr. Sampson, please use his cell phone at 617-633-9320 or via
email at
ksampson@competitive-energy.com.
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