President and Co-Founder of SREUS Energy. The SREUS Unit may be used as a direct replacement for diesel, gasoline, or natural gas generators but with fuels such as trash, sewage, hydrocarbon waste, plant matter, sour gases, sweet gas, and destroys all toxic emissions in the process of providing electricity and clean water.

Co-Founder and Vice President of SREUS Energy. The realization that many economies and even businesses worldwide are drowning in waste products inspired the development of the SREUS system. The SREUS Unit takes waste streams and using a method developed in the 80's to break apart hydrocarbon chains, converts them into electricity and clean water. SREUS is solving three main societal and business problems: Waste Remediation, Clean Water, and Renewable Energy.

Responsible for the project management of PSE's projects.

Proposal manager for all engineering proposals.

Designing, deploying, and integrating utility systems to bring affordable electricity, clean water, and sewer and garbage remediation to those in need.

Operation Safe Haven: Replacement housing for tent citiesWith the development of the Casa Nuevo Project, USI was challenged to create a similar project, but for low to no income housing. The idea was to utilize readymade, commercially available “housing” that could be modified to provide a bathroom, kitchen, and sleeping area that included electricity. With small communities where families can live, feel safe and protected, people can now rise above the ashes of their circumstances with dignity. There is a house that they can call home and reference in job applications. A place where children can feel safe, learn, and grow up with the hope of something more. A central community gathering place situated above the utility systems would serve as places of learning and even business. Plans and cost estimates were prepared for private and government investors.

Casa Nuevo: Affordable housing for lower-middle-income families while providing sustainable and renewable utilities that can be afforded.After seeing a call by the Dominican Republic government for foreign investment into housing projects for lower-middle-income families, USI worked with a local DR contractor to design and prepare cost estimates for a project to build such housing. Called Casa Nuevo or “New House”, USI designed a gated community to include primary power, water, and sewer treatment. The concept of district cooling was employed as well as trash remediation to provide a full housing solution that was not subject to brownouts that the rest of the island was experiencing. Also, the concept of an HOA was employed to help manage the community as well as to sell back electricity onto the grid, thus creating a small income for the HOA that reduced their overall cost of living while producing an ongoing revenue stream for the developer. The development came with a central meeting place for families to hold community meetings, religious meetings, and a place for children to play.

Operation More Power: Sustainable and Renewable Energy and Water ConsultingUSI went to Grenada to meet with Grenada’s power generating company and presented on renewable energy options available to them. As a result, USI developed a phased plan to start implementing some of these options and slowly reduce its reliance on diesel fuel dependence.

The mission of the Caribbean Pacific Foundation (CPF) is to improve the economies of island nations and developing nations through technology development. To accomplish this, CPF does research, coordinate, develop, and deploy technologies in the energy, water, and food industries where such technologies improve economies of the Caribbean and South Pacific regions. CFP strives to preserve cultural heritage and the natural environment by integrating and adapting suitable technologies that will improve the region’s social and economic systems.CPF partners with technology developers who are approaching commercial readiness but need test locations as well as governments, utility providers, and communities that need these developing technologies. The application of these technologies is intended to help overcome economic or logistical challenges preventing full access to energy, water, or food. CPF aids the test sites and clients in selecting or developing the best technologies for their situation.

As members of the Caribbean Pacific Foundation, we met with the heads of governments for several regions consulting on different ways that these regions can better provide power and clean water for their people. We also met with one of the largest cement producers in the world We then presented to 33 delegates of the United Nations on the possibilities of renewable technologies making an impact on the economies of those they represented.

Operation India: Sustainable and Renewable Energy and Water ConsultingAs members of the Caribbean Pacific Foundation, we met with the ministries of 7 different regions including Goa, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and New Deli, consulting on different ways that these regions can better provide power and clean water for their people. CPF also consulted with two different companies, Kripa and Western Steel helping them solve energy deficiencies that they were experiencing. While in India, CPF attended India’s renewable energy conference in Bangalore and presented to the attendees on different renewable energy alternatives available.

Business development, business plan author, patent author, and engineer for research and development.

Operation Wind: Development of pilot site to deploy floating wind turbine prototypeMAETEC worked with the only private power producer in the Bahama Islands to lay the groundwork for a pilot test site for MAETEC’s floating wind turbine, the OECS or Ocean Energy Capture System. Located off the Northern tip of Eleuthera, we negotiated an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) for the operations and payments of the floating wind turbine. We also worked on the supply chain model that would be used to ship the parts, build the buoy, and deploy the turbine.

Business and Marketing Consulting.

Responsible for all plant operations relating to the process of making cement.

Daily operations of a $450M cement plant as well as full knowledge and ability to operate the plant from the control room.

Maintenance and operation of the raw grinding facility.

Worked on process improvements.