Energy Professionals

Tom joined MJB&A in 1997 and currently directs the technical services group staff in the MJB&A’s Manchester New Hampshire office, which was founded in 1999. Tom has 23 years of professional experience managing pollution control design, transportation engineering and air permitting projects. Tom has a specific focus and knack for developing, demonstrating and evaluating advanced technologies in both the electric generating and transportation sectors including advanced emission control and system efficiency improvement technologies.

Cherie is based in the Washington, DC office and brings a combination of public and private sector experience to MJB&A, having worked in both Houses of Congress as well as at the corporate and trade association levels. She uses her experience with coalition building, crafting consensus driven policies, legislative strategy development and advocacy to aid members of the Clean Energy Group and other clients on air quality and climate change related initiatives in Congress and the Administration.

With over ten years of experience working in environmental law and corporate strategy,  Carrie provides strategic advice on energy, climate change, and air quality issues to MJB&A clients. She advises companies on the business implications of regulatory and legislative proposals and works with clients to engage with state and federal policymakers.

Rob joined MJB&A in 2012 to lead the development of new and expanded products and services in the natural gas, electric power, and transportation sectors. Rob has 20 years of professional experience working on the intersection of energy and environmental issues with deep expertise in environmental policy and strategy, energy scenario analysis, climate change policy, emissions trading and clean energy.

Lea assesses state, regional, and federal regulatory and legislative initiatives regarding air quality and climate change, market-based regulation, and renewable energy.  She provides analyses of regulatory and legislative proceedings of strategic interest to public and private sector clients, including members of the Clean Energy Group.

Kathy provides research and strategic guidance to energy companies, including members of the Clean Energy Group, regarding climate change and air quality regulatory and legislative initiatives. Her expertise is federal initiatives, particularly EPA’s implementation of the Clean Air Act and its implications for a wide range of electric and gas utility operations, including generation, demand-response programs, and corporate environmental strategies. Her current emphases include EPA’s regulation of greenhouse gases, interstate transport of air pollution, and air toxics.

Chris provides strategic advice on air pollution regulations, energy policy, business strategy, and climate change policy with a focus on the electric and natural gas industries. For more than 10 years, he has worked with the Clean Energy Group (CEG), a coalition of electric power companies committed to responsible environmental stewardship, evaluating and responding to environmental and energy policy issues.

David joined MJB&A in 2012 in an advisory role on strategic planning and analysis associated with motor vehicle technology, fuels, and vehicle emissions. He focuses specifically on current policy and social trends in both domestic and international markets.

Stephanie Grumet joined MJB&A in 2003. Her work focuses on regulatory compliance issues in the power sector. She has twenty years of experience working on air pollution issues at the federal, state and local levels. She regularly works at the intersection between technical analysis and policy development, bringing private sector insights to policy makers at federal agencies. Stephanie also designs and leads assessments of emissions and emission reduction strategies in the transportation sector.