Professionals

Paul has been part of MJB&A’s team since the fall of 2012.  He contributes to the firm’s regulatory policy analysis for the electric and gas industry and to our sustainability practice area. 

Luke provides clients with analysis of regulatory and policy initiatives on energy and climate change issues. He also develops and contributes to technical evaluations, data processing tools, and GIS analyses that focus on costs, emissions, and trends in the electric, transportation, and other end-use sectors.

Prior to joining MJB&A, Luke taught physics to undergraduates and conducted academic and laboratory research on a variety of energy, climate, and sustainability issues.

With over fifteen 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 has 25 years of professional experience working at the intersection of energy and environmental issues, with deep expertise in the electric power and natural gas industries, environmental policy, and clean energy.  At MJB&A, Rob assists clients on a wide range of topics including climate and clean energy strategy, policy assessment, and market & scenario analysis.  Rob leads the firm’s natural gas practice and works closely with clients in MJB&A’s Natural Gas Downstream Initiative and Natural Gas Supply Collaborative.

Paul provides clients with strategic direction towards designing and implementing emission reduction projects across all mobile source sectors. Since joining MJB&A in 1999, Paul has supported MJB&A’s growth in strategic transportation initiatives, managing complex, multi-faceted projects ranging from hybrid-electric vehicles and non-road construction retrofits to locomotive generator set conversions and marine repowers.

Pye provides clients with analysis of regulatory and policy initiatives in the electric and natural gas sectors.  In addition to work on air regulations, he tracks coal-fired power plant retirements and maintains MJB&A's coal retirement database.  Recently, Pye has supported efforts aimed at better understanding methane emissions from natural gas systems and improving the methodologies used to estimate emissions from the industry.

Dave supports MJB&A in the evaluation and implementation of emissions reduction technologies for heavy-duty vehicles, off-road equipment, marine vessels, and locomotives. Most recently, he has been involved with marine SCR emission testing, in-use data collection and analysis of hybrid school buses as well as installation support for locomotive diesel oxidation catalysts and auxiliary power units. He also provides technical support for industrial air quality management initiatives and projects.

Based in MJB&A’s Washington, DC office, Grace provides clients with analysis of regulatory and policy initiatives on energy, climate change, transportation electrification, and electric reliability issues. Grace assists the Clean Energy Group (CEG), a coalition of electric power companies committed to responsible environmental stewardship, and other clients in evaluating and responding to environmental and energy policy issues.

Alissa is a Policy Analyst at MJB&A and provides clients strategic consulting services to address energy and environmental issues for the private, public, and non-profit sector. Her focus areas include renewable electricity, electric transportation, and grid modernization.

Nolan supports regulatory and policy initiatives in the electric and natural gas sectors and provides analysis on energy and climate change challenges. He strives to offer clients insights into decarbonization and sustainability strategies during the transition to a clean energy economy.