**JONATHAN G. KOOMEY**

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  6429 Harwood Ave                    LBNL, Bdg 90-4000

  Oakland, CA 94618                   Berkeley, CA 94720

  510/654-9634                        510/486-5974,486-4247 FAX
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**EDUCATION**

**University of California, Berkeley**. PhD, May 1990, Energy and
Resources. Dissertation: *Energy Efficiency Choices in New Office
Buildings: An Investigation of Market Failures and Corrective Policies*.
M.S., Energy and Resources, 1986, with an emphasis on electric utility
resource planning and energy conservation policy. Coursework in:

• *Physical Sciences*: Physics of Energy Conversion and Use, Solar
Energy, Building Energetics, Building Energy Simulation, Quantitative
Aspects of Global Environmental Problems, Renewable Resources for
Electric Power, Seminar in Production Costing and System Reliability
Issues in Electric Power

• *Economics*: Intermediate Microeconomics, Natural Resource Economics

• *Public Policy*: Public Utility Planning and Regulation, California
Public Utility/Energy/ Coastal Issues, Interdisciplinary Energy Analysis

**Harvard University**, Cambridge, MA. B.A., Cum Laude, History of
Science, June 1984. Dean\'s List 1980-84. Harvard College Scholarship
for academic excellence 1981-84. Sperry & Hutchinson Scholarship
1980-84. Coursework in thermodynamics, mechanics, electricity and
magnetism, lab electronics, computer science, economics, philosophy,
history, and history of science.

**WORK EXPERIENCE**

**Staff Scientist** (September 1991-present) / **Post Doctoral Research
Fellow** (June 1990-August 1991) / **Research Assistant** (Oct. 1984-May
1990) at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory\'s Energy Analysis
Program in Berkeley, CA. For details of work completed and in progress,
see attached publications list. Important achievements:

• participating as a primary author of an interlaboratory analysis of
the cost of reducing carbon emissions in the U.S. Principle author of
the chapter on efficiency in buildings, and responsible for overall cost
analysis for the entire study.

• starting and running the End-Use Forecasting group, under the
direction of Mark Levine. Responsible for direct supervision of more
than a dozen research associates and other staff.

• conducting technical and market analysis for the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency\'s Atmospheric Pollution prevention division, which is
responsible for the EPA\'s Energy Star programs.

• accumulating extensive experience in assessing residential and
commercial sector demand-side resources in the US, and in cost-benefit
comparisons between competing demand- and supply-side resources.

• estimating electric utility impacts for the U.S. Department of
Energy\'s Appliance Efficiency Standards Analysis from 1986 through
1991.

• contributing in 1990 (under Art Rosenfeld\'s direction) to the report
by the National Academy of Sciences Panel on Policy Implications of
Greenhouse Warming (Mitigation Subpanel).

• presenting invited testimony before energy regulatory bodies in
Wisconsin (1988) and California (1990).

**Coauthor**, with Florentin Krause and Wilfred Bach, of *Energy Policy
in the Greenhouse: Volume 1\--From Warming Fate to Warming Limit:
Benchmarks for a Global Climate Convention*. Published by the
International Project for Sustainable Energy Paths, El Cerrito, CA.
September 1989 (also by John Wiley and Sons, 1992). Also coauthor on
five other books in this series (see attached publications list).

**Member**, editorial board of *Contemporary Economic Policy*.

**Reviewer** in Summer 1993 for the Minneapolis-St. Paul Urban CO2
project plan.

**Consultant** for the Center for Clean Air Policy (CCAP) in Washington,
DC. January 1991-October 1992: Assisted CCAP in assessing the adequacy
of the American Electric Power Company\'s (AEP\'s) integrated resource
plan. August-September 1990: Reviewed estimates of energy conservation
potential for the residential and commercial sectors of AEP.

**Commissioner**, City of Berkeley Energy Commission. Jan. 1986-August
1990.

**Contributing Editor** for *Home Energy Magazine* in Berkeley, CA
(formerly *Energy Auditor and Retrofitter*). September 1984-June 1988.

**Copy Editor** for Max Neiman and Willett Kempton, eds. *Energy
Efficiency: Perspectives on Individual Behavior*. Published by the
American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy, 1987.

**COMPUTERS**

Expert on Macintosh (MS Word, MS Excel, DeltaGraph); conversant and
comfortable on IBM PCs and compatibles; Mainframes\--UNIX, vi, SPSSx,
Fortran, Pascal

**OTHER INTERESTS**

Aikido, classical contrabass, hiking, eating

**SHORT BIO**

Jonathan Koomey is a Staff Scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley
Laboratory. He holds M.S. and PhD degrees from the Energy and Resources
Group at the University of California at Berkeley, and a B.A. in History
of Science from Harvard University. He is the author or coauthor of six
books and more than eighty articles on energy conservation technology,
energy economics, energy policy, environmental externalities, and global
climate change.

**Selected publications**

Brown, Marilyn A., Mark D. Levine, Joseph P. Romm, Arthur H. Rosenfeld,
and Jonathan G. Koomey. 1998. *Engineering-Economic Studies of Energy
Technologies to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Opportunities and
Challenges*. Palo Alto, CA: Annual Reviews, Inc.

Koomey, Jonathan. 1990. *Energy Efficiency Choices in New Office
Buildings: An Investigation of Market Failures and Corrective Policies.*
PhD Thesis, Energy and Resources Group, University of California,
Berkeley.

Koomey, Jonathan, Celina Atkinson, Alan Meier, James E. McMahon, Stan
Boghosian, Barbara Atkinson, Isaac Turiel, Mark D. Levine, Bruce Nordman
and Peter Chan. 1991. *The Potential for Electricity Efficiency
Improvements in the U.S. Residential Sector.* Lawrence Berkeley
Laboratory. LBL-30477. July 1991.

Koomey, Jonathan, Timothy Oey, and Eric Bergman. 1993. \"The Economics
of Cycling Personal Computers.\" *Energy Policy*. vol. 21, no. 9. p.
937.

Koomey, Jonathan, Mary Ann Piette, Mike Cramer, and Joe Eto. 1996.
\"Efficiency Improvements in U.S. Office Equipment: Expected Policy
Impacts and Uncertainties.\" *Energy Policy*. vol. 24, no. 12. p. 1101.

Koomey, Jonathan, and Arthur H. Rosenfeld. 1990. \"Revenue-Neutral
Incentives to Promote Efficiency and Environmental Quality.\"
*Contemporary Policy Issues*. vol. VIII, no. 3. p. 142.

Koomey, Jonathan, Arthur H. Rosenfeld, and Ashok K. Gadgil. 1990.
\"Conservation Screening Curves to Compare Efficiency Investments to
Power Plants.\" *Energy Policy*. vol. 18, no. 8. p. 774.

Koomey, Jonathan, Alan H. Sanstad, and Leslie J. Shown. 1996.
\"Energy-Efficient Lighting: Market Data, Market Imperfections, and
Policy Success.\" *Contemporary Economic Policy*. vol. XIV, no. 3. p. 1.

Koomey, Jonathan G., Camilla Dunham, and James D. Lutz. 1995. \"The
Effect of Efficiency Standards on Water Use and Water Heating Energy Use
in the U.S.: A Detailed End-use Treatment.\" *Energy--The International
Journal*. vol. 20, no. 7. p. 627.

Koomey, Jonathan G., Susan A. Mahler, Carrie A. Webber, and James E.
McMahon. 1997. \"Projected Regional Impacts of Appliance Efficiency
Standards for the U.S. Residential sector.\" Forthcoming in *Energy: the
International Journal*. (also LBNL-39511).

Koomey, Jonathan G., Nathan C. Martin, Marilyn Brown, Lynn K. Price, and
Mark D. Levine. 1997. \"Costs of reducing carbon emissions: U.S.
building sector scenarios.\" Forthcoming in *Energy Policy*.

Koomey, Jonathan G., Deborah E. Schechter, and Deborah Gordon. 1993.
\"Improving Fuel Economy: A Case Study of the 1992 Honda Civic
Hatchbacks.\" *Transportation Research Record*. vol. 1416, no. p. 115.

Krause, Florentin and Jonathan Koomey. 1992. \"The Greenhouse
Dividend.\" *The Electricity Journal.* vol. 5, no. 7. p. 44.

Krause, Florentin, Jonathan G. Koomey and David Olivier. 1992.
\"Incorporating Global Warming Externalities Through Environmental
Least-Cost Planning: A Case Study of Western Europe\". Presented at 2nd
International Conference on the External Costs of Electric Power in
Racine, Wisconsin, September 8-11, 1992.

Krause, Florentin, John F. Busch, and Jonathan G. Koomey. 1993. \"Carbon
Reduction Costs in New England\'s Power Sector.\" *Contemporary Policy
Issues*. vol. XI, no. 2. p. 100.

Krause, Florentin, Wilfred Bach and Jon Koomey. 1989. **Energy Policy in
the Greenhouse**. *Volume 1. From Warming Fate to Warming Limit:
Benchmarks to a Global Climate Convention.* El Cerrito, CA:
International Project for Sustainable Energy Paths.

Krause, Florentin, John F. Busch and Jonathan G. Koomey. 1992.
*Incorporating Global Warming Risks in Power Sector Planning: A Case
Study of the New England Region.* Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory.
LBL-30797 (vols I and II). November 1992.

Krause, Florentin, Jonathan Koomey, Hans Becht, David Olivier, Giuseppe
Onufrio, and Pierre Radanne. 1994. **Energy Policy in the Greenhouse**.
Volume II, Part 3C. *Fossil Generation: The Cost and Potential of
Low-Carbon Resource Options in Western Europe*. El Cerrito, CA:
International Project for Sustainable Energy Paths.

Krause, Florentin, Jonathan Koomey, and David Olivier. 1995. **Energy
Policy in the Greenhouse**. Volume II, Part 3D. *Renewable Power: The
Cost and Potential of Low-Carbon Resource Options in Western Europe*. El
Cerrito, CA: International Project for Sustainable Energy Paths.

Krause, Florentin, Jonathan Koomey, David Olivier, Pierre Radanne, and
Mycle Schneider. 1994. **Energy Policy in the Greenhouse**. Volume II,
Part 3E. *Nuclear Power: The Cost and Potential of Low-Carbon Resource
Options in Western Europe*. El Cerrito, CA: International Project for
Sustainable Energy Paths.

Krause, Florentin, David Olivier, and Jonathan Koomey. 1995. **Energy
Policy in the Greenhouse**. Volume II, Part 3B. *Negawatt Power: The
Cost and Potential of Low-Carbon Resource Options in Western Europe*. El
Cerrito, CA: International Project for Sustainable Energy Paths.

Rosenfeld, Arthur, Celina Atkinson, Jonathan Koomey, Alan Meier, Robert
Mowris and Lynn Price. 1993. \"Conserved Energy Supply Curves.\"
*Contemporary Policy Issues.* vol. XI, no. 1. p. 45.

Sanchez, Marla C., Jonathan G. Koomey, Mithra M. Moezzi, Alan K. Meier,
and Wolfgang Huber. 1998. \"Miscellaneous Electricity Use in U.S. Homes:
Historical Decomposition and Future Trends.\" Forthcoming in*Energy
Policy*. (also LBNL-40295).

Sezgen, A. Osman, and Jonathan G. Koomey. 1998. *Interactions between
lighting and space conditioning energy use in U.S. commercial
buildings*. Berkeley, CA: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
LBNL-39795. Submitted to *Energy: the International Journal.*