Co-developer and co-editor of the IHEA Industrial Process Heating distance learning course at ETAC/NCC, Pete directs ETAC's Energy Management Institute (EMI) at Northampton Community College. EMI engineers perform investment-grade energy, pollution prevention, and process assessments for industrial and large commercial clients; develops and conducts distance learning courses on energy management and process heating; evaluates the technical and economic feasibility of renewable energy installations and combined heat and power (CHP) systems; conducts "carbon footprint" analyses for industrial clients; and a variety of other services. Pete also assists clients in deploying electrotechnologies to solve industrial process problems using microwave, radio frequency, electric induction, electron beam, plasma, and infrared technologies for heating, curing, drying, heat treating, and melting. Pete has thirty-four years of experience in HVAC, industrial processes, and applied research and development and technology deployment. Industrial Program Manager for the Electric Power Research Institute. Pete has over twenty years experience managing marketing, technical services, and applied R&D at a Fortune 50 electric utility for the industrial and commercial sectors. He is the Winner of two R&D Magazine "R&D 100" Awards and holds one Patent. Pete holds an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Villanova University and a B.S.in Physics from The Pennsylvania State University.