| Director of Alternative Fuels Technology | |
| Advanced Green Innovations | |
| September 2014 - Present (4 years 9 months) | |
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Responsible for the selection and development of alternative fuels that are appropriate for fueling the company's ZHRO injectors. |
| Chief Investment Strategist | |
| The Energy Strategist | |
| October 2012 - Present (6 years 9 months) | |
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This is a job I do in addition to my regular job with Advanced Green Innovations. I write weekly newsletters and help manage investment portfolios. |
| Chief Technology Officer | |
| Merica International | |
| July 2009 - September 2014 (5 years 3 months) | |
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Merica International is a privately-held energy company based in Hawaii. We are involved in a wide variety of energy-related projects, with a core focus on the localized use of biomass to energy for the benefit of local populations. |
| Board Member | |
| Merica Technologies Pte. Ltd. | |
| January 2010 - August 2013 (3 years 8 months) | |
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Renewable Energy and Forestry |
Latest Comments
Why The Shale Boom Left California Behind
It would be possible to inject the water deeper, but they don't do it for economic reasons. But there are places where the fault is near the oil-producing zone. In those cases, it's the fracking that can directly cause an earthquake. Not sure of the situation in California, but it would in any case be a touchy subject.
Why The Shale Boom Left California Behind
I actually discuss this in the presentation. I didn't get into it here, because it requires a bit more nuance than "fracking causes earthquakes." So in the presentation I explain that most of the earthquakes in Oklahoma are a result of wastewater injection, but fracking itself has been implicated in some earthquakes (a small portion in Oklahoma) but a higher percentage in other shale plays. I just didn't want to get into all that in this article.