Scott Morley Email & Phone Number

Boise, Idaho

• Responsible for permit, finance, land lease, and planning processes for utility-scale energy developments in the Western United States (Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Alaska)
• Worked closely with multiple federal, state, public, and private stakeholders to achieve mutually beneficial solutions for development
• Facilitated site selection, right of way, environment (including protected species), transmission interconnection, and view-shed research programs for initial development stages
• Served as Public Outreach Advocate for the U.S. Wind Industry at the Idaho National Laboratories
• Led market research to analyze consumer demand, infrastructure capacity, and federal incentives, to establish pricing for go-to-market financial statements
• United ranchers, farmers, conservation, reclamation, elected officials, and other stakeholders through public outreach to address ongoing land development processes

Idaho, Montana

• Responsible for the design and installation of over 20 grid-tied, autonomous, and hybrid solar photovoltaic, wind, diesel, natural gas, and battery bank systems for commercial and private use
• Trouble shooter for malfunctioning energy systems including wind turbine furling, generator technologies, battery bank, ground loop, inverter and charge controller programing problems
• Repaired and designed modifications for lightning-damaged power systems
• Served as Public Outreach Educator for autonomous energy system operations and maintenance
• Guest Instructor for Montana State Energy Program

Colorado

• Directed and coordinated stakeholders, projects, and inventories to meet timeline commitments
• Engineered, designed, and installed grid-tied and battery backed solar photovoltaic systems
• Educated private stakeholders about land management as it relates to energy development financial incentives, available technology, and utility-to-market strategy
• Repowered the Rocky Mountain Institute in Aspen, Colorado through the refurbishment of dual axis trackers, positively grounded photovoltaic, battery bank, and an AC coupled systems
• Facilitated mechanical and structural mounting of racking, modules, and electrical equipment
• Worked closely with operations staff to ensure coordination of projects and deliverables were met

Arctic Circle, Alaska

• Lead contractor for remote communication sights in the Artic Circle and Mexican Border
• Worked closely with the U.S. Air Force to plan and complete remote projects
• Utilized high risk, roped-in climbing techniques for steel lattice work and pole tower construction
• Operated and worked with large equipment for communications tower construction
• Planned, organized, and rigged helicopter long lining to deliver and erect remote towers, buildings, hazardous materials transport for construction processes
• Installed solar photovoltaic, battery bank, and nitrogen-fed propane generators for autonomous and back-up energy systems

Jackson, Wyoming

• Instructed all aspects of high-risk mountain travel and navigation including rock climbing, snow and ice climbing, and backcountry skiing
• Utilized numerous leadership techniques and team-building strategies to insure client success
• Educated clients about geology, meteorology, snow sciences, and altitude physiology
• Organized all aspects of expedition planning in the Teton and Wind River Mountain Ranges
• Assessed and provided strategic feedback for aspiring professional athlete mountaineers
• Managed extreme risks in unpredictable environments to insure safety at high altitudes

Global

• Led Alaska expeditions for the first: Wrangel Mountain Range ski traverse, Mount Bonna, Mount Churchill, Mount Cook ski descents, and Saint Elias Mountain Range kite-ski traverse
• Expedition planning and execution including: metrological and environmental research, equipment selection, provision planning, and high-risk route finding
• Organized logistics and travel for expedition teams to remote locations
• Utilized immediate and long-term decision making and risk management techniques to insure safety
• Exercised discipline, perseverance, and adaptability to survive and excel in harsh environments
• Problem solved multiple, unexpected environmental challenges with limited resources

Global

• Member of U.S.A. Biathlon Team (1995-1996)
• North American Biathlon Champion (1996)
• Coach Swedish National Biathlon Championships (1998)
• Lead climber responsible for equipment, planning, logistics, and rigging for the Outdoor Life Network
• Planned and executed numerous first accents and rock climbs across the Western U.S.A.
• Nike Research and Development Athlete, evaluated, tested and designed climbing, approach, trail running, and hiking gear for the All Conditions Department

• Professional Climber: First Assents Batu Lawi, Borneo Grade VI A3+ 5.11, Musang, Thailand Grade V A2+ 5.12

Education record

U.S.A. Biathlon Team

Education record