James E. (Jim) Mcmahon Email & Phone Number

Moraga, Ca, Us

San Francisco Bay Area

Support development of strategy for federal and state energy efficiency codes and standards.

Sacramento, California Area

Technical adviser on improving 10-year residential energy forecast

Portland, Oregon Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Provide advice and input to edition 3 of the book, Energy Efficiency Labels and Standards: A Guidebook for Appliances, Equipment and Lighting. Since July 2017, co-lead with Ana Maria Carreno for Chapter 6 "Analyzing and Setting Standards".

Global, Including Beijing, Brussels, Delhi, And Washington, Dc

Independent consultant to CLASP, providing superior technical advice and expertisein the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of effective programactivities across CLASP's country and regional programs, global research program andSEAD program.

1608 Las Plumas Av, San Jose, Ca 95133

Provide advice on networking and strategy.

San Francisco Bay Area

Support development of federal and state energy standards and codes.Forecast energy demand at federal and state level.Technical adviser to Collaborative Labeling and Appliance Standards Program.Lead Author, IPCC 5th Assessment Report, Working Group III (Mitigation), Chapter 12: Human Settlements, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure.Member of Expert Panel on Demand Analysis for California Energy Commission.Member of Water Energy Research Working Group for Alliance for Water Efficiency.

San Francisco Bay Area

Provide expert analysis and advice to assist the Energy Division Project Managers in their oversight of EM&V projects and review evaluation contractors' work products.

Sacramento, California Area

Member, Demand Analysis Expert Panel. Evaluate the CEC’s approach for developing projections of California’s electricity and natural gas demand over a ten-year period. (CEC-200-2012-001-AT) Participate in Demand Analysis Working Group meetings with California utilities. Participate in coordination meetings among California Energy Commission (CEC), California Public Utility Commission (CPUC), California Air Resources Board (CARB), and California Independent System Operation (CAISO).

Washington Dc

Conference ThemeThe theme for the conference is "Science, Empathy, Collaboration and Sustainability."The conference theme will allow AESS to showcase its interdisciplinary strengths on this vitally important topic, including such issues as problem-solving through multi-disciplinary data and analysis, multiple perspectives, team building and collaborations, and future-oriented teaching across disciplines. In addition, the theme and location of the conference offer a chance to consider multi-scale policy making at local, city, state, regional, national and international levels. Proposers are encouraged to take advantage of the DC location and include NGOs, government agencies, international institutions as well as local governments and organizations in your proposed session.

Berkeley, California, Usa

Energy Efficiency Standards Group inEnergy Analysis Department

Berkeley, California, Usa

Managed over 100 persons (including 20 scientists) with over $50 million of FY2011 funding, conducting world-class research. Work with four other Group Leaders to: manage the Department’s activities, ensure adequate funding, provide direction to its research, develop new research ideas and projects, assist staff in their interaction with project sponsors, promote productive interaction with other research groups, provide opportunities for staff to present their research results to sponsors and significant peers, and carry out personnel actions, including the annual evaluation process.

Berkeley, California, Usa

Lead analysis of technical and economic impacts from possible regulations to increase energy efficiency of energy-using appliances and equipment in residential and commercial buildings.

Berkeley, California, Usa

Department Of Chemistry

Phd, Molecular Biophysics

Bs, Chemistry